Sentence examples for skill combined from inspiring English sources

All the same, his daring and military skill, combined with his sternness toward the oppressors of the Hindus, won him much admiration.

This skill, combined with being a Lewisham Homes resident herself, means Bobori can help ensure that the board sees a true reflection of what goes on at the grassroots.

While Behzād's work represents no radical departure from earlier styles, his technical skill, combined with his originality in composition and dramatic presentations and his superb knowledge of colour, made him the master painter of his time.

His supreme athletic skill, combined with great charisma and a sharp political sense – he regularly spoke out against British imperialism and racism wherever he encountered it – became a model for the effervescent black pride of Muhammad Ali, who used to call Johnson "Papa Jack".

First, greater hunting skill combined with increased human population size had the consequence of putting substantial stress on local animal species, many of which underwent local population depletions or extinctions, at which point human hunters switched to different species, often with similar disastrous results on these other animal populations (Kuhn and Stiner 2001).

Observation of the skill, combined with physical practice, has been shown to promote skill learning [ 2].

Andy Kelly's Wolfhounds again played with spirit and enterprise but they were not quite as clinical as in last Wednesday's shock win against Samoa, and were eventually worn down by the Fijians' combination of brilliant attacking skills combined with some brutal defence.

In short, a combination of Katie Couric and Naomi Klein Kleinin's passion and investigative skills combined with Couric's accessibility and mass appeal.

His good looks and bilingual skills, combined with his immense talent, made sure of that.

"She has unusual crafting skills combined with an astute business sense".

Fox and his schemes, along with the players and their skills, combined to do the unthinkable: shut out one of the best offenses in football.