Sentence examples for skill to know from inspiring English sources

But there are plenty of exceptions, and it takes quite a bit of skill to know when one is a win and one is a draw.

There's this intrinsic satisfaction of being a hunter and having the skill to know when and where things are on sale".

I think it takes more skill to know how to step back than to always be in everybody's face.

"There can't be one employee of mine who you talked to who has the skill to know what an appropriate document would be," he said.

It takes practice and real skill to know how to pull the nuanced flavors from the herbs and the bones — each slurp a delicate balance of star anise, cloves, ginger and just the faintest hint of cinnamon.

Such leadership requires the skill to know the changing needs of a mourning family.

And at the  fundamental level, the participants need construction skills, "to know how buildings are built".

He has both; he also has the people-reading skills to know when to drop the restraint and growl.

"Their business model, the way they profit, is to make risky loans to people who often don't have the financial skills to know whether it's right or not," he added.

I had enough faith in my teaching skills to know that I made a difference to my pupils' life chances, and I wasn't prepared to compromise my standards.

Good teachers have the skills to know exactly how to get the best out of each and every young person in their care: No 'new models of learning' can ever compromise or threaten the essence of what a teacher is, always has been and always will be.