Sentence examples for skill each from inspiring English sources

Agency: RKCR/Y&R Director: Si & Ad Premiership sponsors Barclays haven't found the true spirit of the game among the millionaire practitioners who'll soon be dazzling us with their skill each weekend … they've found it among the youngsters who emulate their heroes on a small pitch, watched only by their parents.

The specific aim of the study was to characterize the LICK learning curve under different pre-training conditions (i.e., one control group with no pre-training, three study groups with pre-training of only one basic skill each (LCN, HEC, or BMC) and one study group with pre-training of the three basic skills (LCN, HEC, and BMC)).

As described below, we categorized individual BSID items by the type of skill each required and then assigned items to the four BSID-derived variables, depending on the skill category.

Train on the desired skill, each attack (in your combat menu) can level up 3 different combat skills.

It is not something people innately have; it may be nurtured more readily in some children as they grow and stomped on in other children but it is a skill each of us can learn and relearn at will.

Individuals in these groups had certain "skills", each with an associated degree of complexity.

With 40% of the army's intake failing basic training for lack of numeracy and literacy skills, each tutor now has an impossible caseload of around 1,500 soldiers.

Martin Doel, chief executive of the Association of Colleges, which represents FE colleges, said the sector already helped more than three million people gain skills each year.

If you go into business with someone, make sure it is a strategic alliance, with a clear understanding of what skills each person brings to the party.

"Think of the skills you need to have when you finish university in three or four years time and then work backwards, so you're hoarding skills each year".

Around 230 training occupations exist and, apart from some general skills, each provides predominantly occupation-specific competences and skills.