Sentence examples for skill is lost from inspiring English sources

We concede many variables are involved in this, however, we would argue that if paramedic staff are unwilling to offer adequate learning support to undergraduate students then the first process – 'doing a skill' is lost.

That skill was lost when Kodachrome disappeared seven years ago.

Artisans were "reëducated," and their skills were lost.

Basic cooking skills are lost; foodies have arrived, and everything has to be au courant.

"If skills aren't nurtured in an ongoing way," Jones says, "it may be that those skills are lost".

Some skills were lost; pottery, for example, disappeared in Samoa and the Marquesas shortly after initial settlement.

This case, with its delay in diagnosis, illustrates that it is patients who suffer when these skills are lost.

Returning home after going to school, he is crushed to discover that his newly acquired skills are lost on his illiterate family.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan challenged this by highlighting the human skills being lost now that we have so much information available just a click away.

But in the past two decades valuable skills were lost through heedlessness: the government let apprenticeship programmes fade into nothingness while companies often pursued short-term profits at the expense of long-term capability.

The recent State of UK Public Parks report, from the Heritage Lottery Fund paints a picture of budgets being slashed and skills being lost, and warns of a "downward trend in the condition of many of our most treasured parks and green spaces".