Sentence examples for skill in choosing from inspiring English sources

These techniques can work well, but the user must still exercise skill in choosing appropriate combinations of search terms.

She shows more skill in choosing her narrator — a shrewd, tough country girl to whom, when she is sent to London as the apothecary's servant, the world of the city will seem alien and terrifying, yet also exhilarating.

He twice overcame the barbarians in battle, thirty thousand of whom were slain: successes chiefly to be ascribed to the wisdom and conduct of the commander, who by his great skill in choosing the advantage of the ground, and making the onset at the passage of a river, gave his soldiers an easy victory.

Brassey had considerable skill in choosing good men to work in this way and in delegating the work.

The idea is that contestants are exercising a degree of knowledge and skill in choosing players for a team, arranging lineups and making changes along the way.

Brown says so much of the skill is in choosing the right candidate.

The implied warranty for fitness for a particular purpose (which obviously differs from the ordinary purpose standard of the warranty of merchantability) applies when a buyer relies on the seller's skill or judgment in choosing a product for a particular purpose and when the seller knows or should know the buyer's purpose.

Soft-tissue pathology and bony defects should be addressed, and the surgeon's preferred method and skills are important in choosing the right treatment for the patient.

[that I didn't have] the skill set to be comfortable in choosing which routes to follow," Rosen said.

Also realise that this is an important skill that you can use in choosing a vocation, career or lifestyle.

The dermatologists of today need to master the skills to help their patients in choosing skin care products.