Sentence examples for skill at responding from inspiring English sources

Sacai is the label of the smart Japanese designer Chitose Abe, who has a real skill at responding to current fashions — say the current craze for perforated fabrics — but inserting them into the collection in her own way.

This event sharpened the brigade's skills at responding to humanitarian aid and disaster response (HADR) events throughout the region.

Is the current skill mix responding to the country's needs?

Mr. Bush, perhaps trying to close the gap and perhaps amused by Mr. Blair's skill at political indirection, responded, smiling, "Maybe I should be a little less direct and be a little more nuanced, and say we support regime change".

The social skills of "responding to corrective feedback" and "managing conflict" were targeted for intervention.

Even without partisanship – there are plenty of Arsenal fans at Skills – youngsters clearly respond to him.

2 When the criteria that define an at-risk or deteriorating patient are met, a team of clinicians with appropriate skills urgently responds to the patient.

First, developing skills to respond to interpersonal difficulties was an explicit focus of the course.

Findings by Aubyn Stahmer in 1995, stated Pivotal Response Training PRTT) aims to increase motivation while teaching various skills and includes turn-taking, reinforcing attempts at appropriate responding, and allowing an individual to choose activities (p. 125).

This study also supports the routine incorporation into BCN practice of general skills aimed at eliciting and responding to emotional concerns with women with advanced breast cancer.

Table 5 presents an open-ended question and the skills required to respond to each part.