Sentence examples for skill to extract from inspiring English sources

However, any trepidation that Strauss may have had about having two pacemen at his disposal would have been allayed by Broad, who bowled with patience and skill to extract plenty of seam movement.

Communicative HL is the skill to extract health information and derive meaning from different forms of communication, and to apply this information to changing circumstances.

In addition, the file is not easily accessible to users: it requires some computer skills to extract the data.

Trained by that same nameless department, she has become an interrogator who uses her psychological tactics and biochemistry skills to extract confessions from terrorists and other bad guys.

What the next few months will show is whether she also has the political skills to extract reform from her large but voracious coalition in Congress.

I believe shale gas could revolutionise UK manufacturing, and I know Ineos has the resources to make it happen, the skills to extract the gas safely, and the vision to realise that everyone must share in the rewards".

It also enables young people who lack verbal or mathematical skills to extract information from things, whether about their own family, their own community, or their own social, religious or ethnic heritage.

Please offer a perspective on the opportunities professional, scientific, or just in terms of gaining insight available to people with the skills to extract them.

"These pods have placebo implants embedded to simulate a range of removal challenges, from easy pop-outs to deeply located and adherent implants requiring additional skills to extract them.

Systematists must have technical skills to extract information at all levels of inquiry (e.g., morphology, cytology, genetics, DNA sequences, organic chemistry, anatomy, ecology) and the theoretical background to interpret it correctly.

Unfortunately, at this stage, students lack the necessary skills to extract the best solution from the myriad of options.