Sentence examples for skill accounts from inspiring English sources

If Jay-Z's skill accounts for his reputation, and his practical approach to marketing his skill accounts for his success, then his ability to sense what his audience wants to hear before his audience senses it — to tell stories that don't just demand belief but inspire it — accounts for his longevity.

If Jay-Z's skill accounts for his reputation, and his practical approach to marketing his skill accounts for his success, then his ability to sense what his audience wants to hear before his audience senses it to tell stories that don't just demand belief but inspire it accounts for his longevity.

Goldsmith notes that at a certain professional level, neither intelligence nor skill accounts for the fact that some people continue to advance while others plateau.

SEM indicates that, by way of common neural (auditory brainstem) and cognitive (auditory working memory/attention) functions, music skill accounts for 38% of the variance in reading performance.

New "skills accounts" were introduced in 2008-09, but provided little more than careers information for graduates.

A dearth of foreign language skills accounts for nearly a fifth of hard-to-fill vacancies in the UK, a survey has found.

According to research completed by Mark Murphy and unveiled in his book, "Hiring for Attitude," attitude (not lack of technical skills) accounts for 89% of hiring failures.

Mr. Smith agreed that Mr. Salaway's interpersonal skills accounted for much of his success.

Vocabulary skills accounted for associations between socioeconomic status and both math and reading achievement.

A model including age, FR, vocabulary, and spatial skills accounted for 90% of the variance in future math achievement.

Rather, limited social skills accounted for the differences, and so social workers were hired, saving the fund a costly misallocation of money.