Sentence examples for skill to keep from inspiring English sources

His predecessor, Charles O. Prince III, made similar promises but lacked the operational skill to keep the company on track.

At the same time, Ms. Hino knew she had neither the capital nor the management skill to keep the business running on her own.

They say he has not capitalized on what they see as his best selling point: that he has the record and skill to keep the economy strong.

R.C.A. was left with nearly $18‐million worth of debts and it took all of Mr. Sarnoff's negotiating skill to keep the company from falling apart.

Still, at Recette, which took over the Jarnac space in the West Village, the opportunity to range over the inventive menu is welcome, even if you wind up employing balletic skill to keep a plate from sliding into your lap.

Dealt a poor hand, he has played it with extraordinary skill to keep alive the hopes of his exiled nation and keep it in front of the world's troubled consciences.

You need persistence, compassion, managerial skills to keep order in the agency.

As a businessman, the mayor has the right skills to keep the $60 billion budget balanced.

Instead, they are expected to contribute their time and skills to keep the club running.

You still have your skills to keep up and to break in new equipment.

She begins, but so quickly it's almost impossible for my typing skills to keep up!