Sentence examples for skill to match from inspiring English sources
Women's jumping has grown in the intervening years, and, rather than "diluting" the sport, female jumpers have demonstrated a level of skill to match their male counterparts.
Neither did Robbie Findley, who started for a third time on Saturday but again did not seem to have the touch or skill to match his speed.
The demand is there, employers insist, but not the skills to match it.
Not all of the workers will have skills to match those needed for technology positions, he said.
Outside the ring, Ali hurt Joe a lot; and Joe didn't have the verbal skills to match him.
He said he had the skills to match up with De La Hoya and pull out a victory.
You have to be pretty fantastic at what you do, have the personal skills to match and be multiskilled these days.
Like many on the autism spectrum, the young man in his 20s possessed an impressive range of IT skills to match or even outshine most university graduates.
("My first impression?" the national team coach, James Herrera, said. "A cocky, young punk with skills to match. And he still races that way").
Gleason could beat James Hetfield in a growl-off, and with fret skills to match a young Jennifer Batten, she was a natural choice for Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson ONE production.
For all that, Mr. Clinton will go into party history as the only politician of his decade with a personal magnetism and communicative skills to match those of Mr. Reagan and Mr. Clinton's own boyhood idol, John F. Kennedy.
