Sentence examples for skill that enabled from inspiring English sources

It was this same skill that enabled Kaunda to negotiate further constitutional advances, and in 1964 Zambia was granted independence with Kaunda as its president.

It was this '"skill" that enabled me to carry on with my exams on the day of your death; but it comes at a heavy price when unvented feelings resurface, often years later.

She may be the only person who could ever accurately classify stars with a quick inspection of their spectra, a skill that enabled her to classify 300 stars per hour.

Understanding others' mental states is a crucial skill that enables the complex social relationships that characterize human societies.

Engineering Systems Thinking is hypothesized as a major high-order thinking skill that enables individuals to successfully perform systems engineering tasks.

That is, such a person has the knowledge and skill that enable him or her to appreciate value and celebrate similarities and differences within, between, and among culturally diverse groups [ 29, 30].

And his Jewish immigrant parents had skills that enabled them to set up urban businesses and benefit more from hard work.

And at the next Metropolitan Transportation Authority meeting, Ms. Williams publicly recognized the "specialized skills" that enabled workers to get the trains running again.

Does the real-life Si possess the hidden sewing skills that enabled the reality-show Si to come to the rescue when, in a Season 1 episode, the women were having trouble making an apron for full-figured women?

"Just as reading and writing became skills that enabled people to succeed in modern economies, today it is impossible to succeed without being able to 'read and write' financially".

Yet modern humans, who came to dominate as Neanderthals died out some 40,000 years ago, had superior, and complex, social networking skills that enabled greater adaptation and innovation.