Sentence examples for predominant skill from inspiring English sources

The ability to find things out quickly and accurately would become the predominant skill.

All the best TV actors – from Alec Guinness through Helen Mirren and David Suchet to Benedict Cumberbatch – have had two predominant skills: stillness and thinking.

This beginner-level evening course introduces the predominant skills and formats employed in fashion writing through a series of talks, as well as practical exercises in news-writing and catwalk reporting.

Since sport-specific technical skills are predominant factors (eg, stroke skills) in tennis, the most appropriate tests seem to be those measuring serve and groundstrokes velocities.

Because technical and tactical skills are predominant factors in tennis it is of great importance to organize the fitness training as efficient and time saving as possible.

In those in which developmental delay had been reported, impairment in expressive language skills was predominant.

In tennis, sport-specific technical skills are predominant factors, although a complex profile of physical performance factors is also required.

Case investigations revealed that predominant factors  for abuse are weak parenting skills, especially poor management of discipline -  children are given bizarre punishment such as putting their fingers in hot water or suffer the overuse of physical  punishment.

Now that new work is predominant, it's time to dismantle narrow ideological prejudices and to acknowledge the different skills that go to make up a collaborative art form which has so successfully shown society to itself.

The predominant aim of the exercise is for students to be able to identify their skills' deficits and rectify them.

Regions with high HIV/AIDS prevalence are likely to rely on different skill-mix patterns than regions where acute respiratory infections in children or malaria are predominant.