Sentence examples for skill to run from inspiring English sources
Bernazard apparently operated as a liaison for the club's chief operating officer, Jeff Wilpon, Fred Wilpon's son, who has not yet demonstrated the personality or skill to run a baseball team.
Nonetheless, Ms. Jung lacked the day-to-day operational skill to run the company and did not hire a president or chief operating officer to fill that role, Ms. Lieberman said.
The wonder of revision, I've always thought, is that it enables the writer — any writer, regardless of experience or skill — to run through a given routine again and again, until it suddenly becomes worth listening to.
As a phenomenally successful telecoms tycoon, he argues, he has both the managerial skill to run the country, and wealth enough to resist corruption.There is no challenge Mr Thaksin will not take on: he has pledged to eliminate drugs, poverty and drought, to name but a few.
He believes that small businesses tend to start because an entrepreneur has a specific skill (painting houses) but not necessarily the skill to run a business.
Daryl Powell's side showed their mettle with two tries as Webster showed great pace and skill to run in from halfway, and levelled when Clark grounded his own grubber.
Ball-carrying off your 10 is a completely different skill to running off nine and Wilson has the ability to do this where others in the forward pack are more suited to the tight stuff.
It will also mean naming someone with a rare set of skills to run Medicare.
He has to gain confidence in his skills to run the football".
I believe that I can muster the requisite skills to run a company into the ground.
Who else would have the skills to run the handset business?
