Sentence examples for narrower skill from inspiring English sources

When he stuck to his own catalog — "Bad Boy for Life," "I Need a Girl Pt. 2," — Diddy was a force, not even slowed by his own narrow skill as a rapper or his even narrower skill as a singer.

In the absence of being able to accurately predict which skills will be in demand in the future workforce, surely it makes more sense to build broad generalist skills of numeracy and literacy in the early years, rather than concentrate on the narrower skill of coding.

A narrower skill gap increases the influence of luck.

He suggested the narrower skill tree with palpable effects, such as exchanging skills about weapon damage for more accessible weapons.

On top of that, "unemployment rates were high, but even higher for narrow skill sets within the Web development scene," Mr. Taylor said.

For employers who recruit economists with first-class degrees, only to find that they possess very narrow skill sets, lack communication skills, and have little knowledge of real economies, the current curriculum hurts their bottom line.

New teachers need to be more than narrow skill trainers and sorters of students.

The antidote to rote learning and narrow skill building is the cultivation of curiosity through active learning.

While there is certainly a place for employees with narrow skill sets, colleges and employers agree that the future lies in the ability of the next generation to connect, communicate, share and learn from one another.

This could contribute to narrow skill development, labor supply and resultant biased employment opportunities (143, p. 43).

When people think about retraining, they often think about very specific and narrow skills, whereas your own personal skill set is much more important.