Sentence examples for skill to see. from inspiring English sources

He has none of Mr zu Guttenberg's charisma, but is close to the chancellor and, more important, has the managerial skill to see through a complex military reform.

"A race like New York, you have to be more, have more concentration, and use your own skill to see how far you have to go, at what point will you have to move," Emmanuel Mutai said.

His pipe-smoking, his ability to quote Yeats, and his urbane, rational manner helped reassure emissaries from the ruling National Party that they were not dealing with the bloodthirsty savages of their own propaganda.After the ANC took power, Mr Mbeki used his considerable political skill to see off a better-known contemporary, Cyril Ramaphosa, a top ANC negotiator and former trade-union boss.

Just ask Polaroid, Kodak, or any of other myriad "blockbuster" companies who failed at either the skill to see change or the will to do so.

Choose a skill to see how valuable it is.

Also problematic was the general absence of encouragement to improve one's skills; to see oneself moving up, and on.

Moore said she worried, in the digital age, that we were losing our skills to see things properly.

It sees you controlling a team of eight characters, each with their own unique skills, to see off impressively-large waves of the undead.

"But we decided to look at social skills to see if there was any other possible benefit to having brothers or sisters".

Silicon Valley Survivor (ABC) Ten technophobes, deposited in Silicon Valley, use their rudimentary skills to see who will be first to contact family and be taken home.

Mr. Reagoso agreed, but said the flaw allowed outsiders without special computer skills to see drivers' names, mailing addresses, account numbers and what tolls they had driven through.