Sentence examples for skill tends from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A., unlike the N.H.L. or Major League Baseball, is a league in which skill tends to prevail.

There are government-paid job-training programs, but workers with 20 or 30 years' grounding in a single industrial skill tend to resist.

There is such a thing as general intelligence; people who are good at one mental skill tend to be good at others.

Mr. Klein echoed Ms. Lam's view that an extensive focus on basic skills tends to destroy a child's love of learning.

As anyone who has managed a large team knows, work produced by people who supposedly have the same skills tends to be of variable quality.

Their experience, not to mention their skills, tends to come in handy during the playoffs, when games are tight and testy.

An England side that often seemed devoid of personality (referring so ubiquitously to 'executing skills' tends to do that) came up against Aussies who tried to talk the talk but who, aside from the occasional pretty quickstep, were ultimately less able to walk the walk than Stuart Broad.

Working on projects that do not fit within a leader's innate skills tends to be emotionally draining.

Overestimation of academic skills tends to be more pronounced among novices and lower-performing students (Dunning et al., 2003).

This may be challenging considering that training in medical communication skills tends to be of a quite generic nature [ 37].

A lack of managerial and professional skills tends to restrict women's progress to the higher professional positions.