Sentence examples for skill that matters from inspiring English sources

Those films reveal the inherent problem of the prequel: we all know the ending, and it's not getting there, it's getting there with skill that matters.

In a recent phone interview, Trump told me that, to the contrary, he has the skill that matters most in a crisis: the ability to forge compromises.

With a general election looming, making best use of the grid is a political skill that matters, especially when the summer break often means newslists are thin.

But for Gen Z, currently people ages 3 to 20 a generation that has grown up with performance as an expectation it's proficiency of technology, the degree of its competence or skill, that matters most to them.

Remember, it is your skill that matters, not the gear and weapons that you have.

Remember, a bad workman blames his tools, the same is true for soldiers, it is your choice of weapon and your skill that matters, not how 'good' the weapon is.

They have repeatedly presented the American people with candidates — Hubert H. Humphrey, Walter F. Mondale, Michael S. Dukakis, Al Gore, John Kerry — with more than enough gray matter to be the world's chief executive but not enough of the other skills that matter to the American people.

Several indicated in interviews that they did well in prison, having the skills that matter: the ability to boss around other inmates, avoid abuse and bargain with the guards for little extras like cigarette butts or pillows.

Wagner's argument in his book "Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change the World" is that our K-12 and college tracks are not consistently "adding the value and teaching the skills that matter most in the marketplace".

While education is a great equalizer of opportunity when done right, American policy is going about it all wrong: current programs don't start early enough, nor do they produce the skills that matter most for personal and societal prosperity.

Known for his affable social skills, particularly among the tight sorority of former White House social secretaries that has embraced him — "He fits in beautifully," said Amy Zantzinger, a social secretary in the George W. Bush White House — it is Mr. Bernard's fund-raising and political skills that matter now.