Sentence examples for skill to bear from inspiring English sources
He will need to bring that skill to bear with Mr. Karzai while cultivating a wider array of leaders.
"The Jazz Scene," published simultaneously with "Primitive Rebels," brought the same distinctive, laconic prose and sociological skill to bear on another little-known, intricate milieu.
On the Daily Pundit, for example, the clubbable membership brought all its debating skill to bear when the host, Bill Quick, asked for help choosing between two tempting new bicycles.
The judges commended Garner for her "intelligent, lucid and often disturbing" writing and for bringing "acute observations and narrative skill to bear on the conflicts and tragedies of contemporary Australian life".
Australian writer Helen Garner, whose This House of Grief followed the case of a father who drove his three children into a dam, escaping while they drowned, was also named a winner, cited for bringing "acute observations and narrative skill to bear on the conflicts and tragedies of contemporary Australian life".
And we need him to bring every iota of his considerable political skill to bear on forging bipartisan solutions to curbing carbon pollution, and to call out those who persist in trying to hold us back. .
Larry brings the right skills to bear here".
Ms. Batcha brought all her marketing skills to bear on the project.
It was then time to bring these cornering skills to bear on the main track, with helmets on.
But her greatest moment came during a quieter section, when she brought her full acting skills to bear.
The consultants were going to bring their consulting skills to bear on the companies they owned, and, as owners, they could guarantee that their advice would be taken.
