Sentence examples for skill have been from inspiring English sources
Fine linen fabrics, indicating a high degree of skill, have been discovered in ancient Egyptian tombs.
One interpretation of these results is that the rewards for accumulating skill have been increasing over time, especially in the last two years.
Surrounded by stars like Arjen Robben, Franck Ribéry, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Javi Martínez and others, it is easy to forget that Kroos's versatility and skill have been critical to the success of Bayern (which means Bavaria in German) all season.
No substantial differences in skill have been found between both ensemble strategies when considering an enhanced diversity of IC/LBCs for the perturbed initial conditions ensemble.
Deficiencies in instructional design skill have been identified as a possible cause for the problems teachers of Dutch Polytechnics experience in designing competency-based education.
Conventional 'Theory of Mind' (ToM) tests of this skill have been criticized because they may rely too heavily on cognitive ability and fail to capture social skills needed in more 'naturalistic' conditions [ 1].
"These difficult issues take skillful leadership, and the president's skill has been in question from day one," Mr. Gordon said.
In Brisbane his skill had been entirely unrewarded.
The governor's great skill has been to avoid offending people.
Xstrata's skill has been in buying lower-quality mines and running them more efficiently.
And, if anything, the rate of improvement in technical skill has been accelerating.
