Sentence examples for skill competitive from inspiring English sources

She was revered for her all-around skill, competitive spirit, and knack for goal scoring.

He adds that it doesn't matter about your age or your skill, competitive sports give students the opportunity to explore the standard of their skill versus others' because many are much better than they think.

His skill, competitive personality and rakish features made him one of the best-known drivers in America and an easily recognizable symbol of the boisterous, dangerous, expensive world of stock-car racing.

Work focusing on medical teachers' reluctance to teach noted ten impediments including lack of reward, perverse incentives of academic promotion by research with little value on teaching, lack of teaching skill, competitive agendas of clinical service and research, obtuse curriculum redesign and administrative blocks like high student teacher ratios [ 6].

In Germany, the average worker might make less than an American, but the government has established an impressive apprenticeship system to keep blue-collar workers' skills competitive.

I point out that New York is famous for producing point guards who hone their skill in competitive pickup basketball games.

He wasn't in my first Scotland squads, but through his own determination, hard work, skill and competitive spirit he forced his way back into selection.

Waxing is an art and is an important skill for competitive skiers as athletes can only perform as well as their equipment.

The Higher Ambitions report from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills states: "Britain must rebuild its economic growth and invest in the skills and competitive strengths that will underwrite a sustainable recovery and balanced future economy".

The 24-year-old Bradley's vision, technical skills and competitive zeal are all invaluable in the attacking half.

"What set him out was his hand/eye skills, his competitive spirit and his unusual batting technique," he told me.