Sentence examples for skill for all from inspiring English sources

As a religious studies teacher, I feel that empathy is an essential skill for all students.

Writing ability is a core skill for all researchers and a poorly written CV will cast doubt on your suitability.

Until the 20th century, an ability to improvise was a requisite skill for all composers and performers in the concert music tradition.

Ms Worman, the author of the report "Gen Up", about how generations interact in the workplace, says that appreciating "generational diversity" is a vital skill for all manner of businesses – and for life in general.

Responding appropriately to predator threat is a critical survival skill for all organisms.

Objective: Laparoscopic surgery is a required skill for all graduating residents in obstetrics and gynecology.

"This is a vital skills for all teachers who must give their students instruction without turning them into robots who cannot think for themselves".

A professor of economics at Amsterdam's Free University, he had, and has, no great political skills, for all his years as a local councillor.

A help-wanted notice on the wall beside the gated entrance sought individuals with stitching skills for all shifts; the bulletin made no mention that the work was illegal.

Yet when May's OECD report was published, the organisation also released calculations suggesting that, given universal enrolment in high school and the achievement of "basic skills" for all students, Brazil's GDP could increase by 751% by 2095 – that is, over the lifetimes of today's 15-year-olds.

The changes grew out of various studies dating to last summer of lessons learned in both Afghanistan and Iraq, when senior officials realized it was time to update the tasks and drills in basic training, with an emphasis on combat skills for all those in uniform.