Sentence examples for skill leads from inspiring English sources

Yet this rare skill leads some critics to suspect him of chilly manipulativeness.

This skill leads him all the way to the top: a world championship in Tokyo where careful folds and precise wrist movements presumably lead to stardom.

He points out that realistic rehearsal of any skill leads to enhanced performance and that it is an axiom of neuroscience that "cells that fire together wire together" [ 44], a process that may also be applicable to rehearsal of empathy.

His writing skill led to his holding important posts in government while the Whigs were in power.

Now they are a team more notable for speed and skill, led by players like Nash, Brad Richards, Gaborik and Carl Hagelin.

Mr. Torricelli, whose fund-raising skill led to his appointment as chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, raised $9.2 million to defeat Representative Richard A. Zimmer in the 1996 Senate race.

Pakistan's fans were naturally joyful, England's rueful, but with the considerable compensation that their team had not surrendered meekly against a very fine bowling attack, one blessed by skill, led with authority and touched by genius.

The total weight of the German team in the event was over 1,000 pounds (454 kg), and other teams complained that size and momentum, not skill, led to their victory.

Since the investment community was still betting on Lucent in early 2000 and Google was just getting established, it is hard to say that skill led one to $2 million in stock options and the other to a pink slip.

Thus, changes in motor skill lead to changes in play and corresponding changes in the input.

Patient characteristics coupled with operator experience, judgment, and skill lead to or away from intubation success.