Sentence examples for quantifiable skills from inspiring English sources

The current fashion is for tasty, bright, sexy things that demonstrate quantifiable skills.

There are quantifiable skills that can make someone naturally compatible with the rules of the game, but it's almost more important to be adaptable.

SAN FRANCISCO — As baseball's statistical revolution marches on, the last refuge for the baseball aesthete has been the sport's less quantifiable skills: outfielders' arm strength, base-running efficiency and other you-won't-find-that-in-the-box-score esoterica.

There is something unsettling about this kind of gold rush — it's propelled by a cynical assumption that hip-hop can be gamed, or that it is the easiest route to notoriety and riches for people who are lacking in quantifiable skills.

Long-term, turning native speakers into tutors could offer new employment options to those lacking other quantifiable skills.

Looking ahead, Taggar said it's "pretty obvious" that this approach could be applied to other fields with quantifiable skills, like hardware engineering.

This might sound good to some: another quantifiable skill to put on your CV and another measurable objective for university management.

With all of our problems, the U.S. education system, and most importantly, our education culture, promotes new ideas, encourages competition, and rewards originality -- concepts that are outside of the traditional Chinese focus on rote memorization and quantifiable skill sets.

We judge a school's or a program's or a teacher's efforts based on a single, easily quantifiable measure: basic-skills test scores in reading and math.

Both men have been brought aboard because of something less quantifiable than any particular skill set.

Artists with technical skill and quantifiable talent are often "not important" to the narrative of art history… or so we are told.