Sentence examples for skill because it was from inspiring English sources

So fantasy sports was thought of as a game of skill, because it was really about knowing who to draft.

Although naming speed has also been mentioned as a strong predictor of (later) reading skill (Felton & Wood, 1989; van den Bos, 1998; Wolf, 1991), we did not expect the experimental group to make more progress on this skill because it was not trained.

Social media weakens this skill because it's engineered to be addictive.

"I would love to see the idea of design being taught as a life skill, not just a professional skill, because it's so useful," adds Demetrios.

Don't fight more than one enemy or you don't have enough mana or you don't have yet your last skill because it is cooling down.

Online video requires drastically different media skills because it is consumed in a highly specific way, particularly on YouTube.

I think you have to possess certain physical attributes and mental skills because it is a pretty tough sport.

Local leaders say that millions of pounds in training do not produce the right skills because it is all controlled from London.

What this means for you as a student is that you need to improve your writing skills because it's very hard to impress a person who reads essays on a daily basis.

I work to improve my "social skills" because it is a problem I have identified, and CBT works pretty well to enable me to build up my "coping strategies" and recognise social cues better.

It's like you have to be all these different people or have those skills because it's all these different parts of the job.