Sentence examples for recognised skill from inspiring English sources

While possessing the knowledge on lifestyle modification was the most recognised skill, focus group participants identified that receiving clear explanations; and having personal concerns addressed in a non-judgmental manner were important qualities.

Employers did not always recognise skills and education acquired abroad, especially outside Europe.

The supply of skills, through the characteristics of the training received, and the labour market's ability to recognise skills from different fields can also drive field-of-study mismatch.

Hutton maintained caution throughout; Wisden commented that his dominance of the bowling had become slightly monotonous after two days, although it recognised his skill.

Recent polar historians have more fully recognised the skill and courage of Amundsen's party; the permanent scientific base at the pole bears his name, together with that of Scott.

As a consequence of rarely prescribing scooters, therapists recognised a skill gap should they need to help a person with a prescription.

Thirty years ago, native speakers of Urdu in the UK could get a qualification that recognised their skills, for example, but this is no longer the case.

They feel that their talents aren't recognised, their skills aren't praised highly and that they will never get a chance to dazzle in the way they were meant to if they spend all day in a fashion cupboard or bent over a photocopier.

If empathy is to be selected for or trained in physicians, then contingency within training for the types of negative consequences described above needs to be recognised and skills for dealing with these incorporated into medical training.

That's all very well, but do the rewards recognise such skill and responsibility?

Fans of Brookmyre's previous crime novels will recognise the skill with which he works towards this satisfying revelation.