Sentence examples for skill less than from inspiring English sources

To watch him work, you would hardly guess that he learned the skill less than a year ago.

There is a dire shortage of skills: less than a quarter of purchasing staff are qualified in procurement.

The action follows the resignation of the theater's two largest donors and the departure of its executive director, Fran Reiter, the former deputy mayor of New York who was brought in for her administrative skills less than a year ago.

The resignations of Larry E. Condon, chairman of the LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust, and Dorothy Cullman came just after the departure of Fran Reiter, the former deputy mayor of New York who was brought in for her administrative skills less than a year ago as executive director.

One explanation Shu offers in her paper is that finance may prize certain specialized and analytical skills less than science and engineering sectors do, and it may call for other things, like social skills, more.

Then (Gamma (q)) is the proportion of those with skills less than or equal to (q).

But the big money is made selling appliances designed on the assumption that cooking skill matters less than shopping skill.

That coping skills matter less than conning skills.

Are technical and soft skills less important than attitude?

On the other hand, (OECD 2013a) shows that women use their skills less frequently than men, mostly because of the jobs in which they are occupied.

These subjects may test language and communication skills less rigorously than the humanities.