Sentence examples for skill to such from inspiring English sources

In the third and final stage, which takes a long time to achieve, you master the skill to such a degree that you take it on completely unconsciously, allowing your thoughts to move on to more pressing matters even as you put your new skill into effective practice.

"The MBA has without question developed my academic and personal skills to such a level that I now feel ready to take the step into senior management".

Currently she's working on a miniseries, developing several network pilots, and occasionally lending her awkward public speaking skills to such geektastic ventures as w00tstock.

A number of respondents stated that assessments of communication are integrated with other clinical skills to such an extent that it is not possible to comment on the degree to which poor communication is a progression hurdle (Table  1).

It takes one kind of skill to find such singers and encourage them to sing songs that they have known all their lives or written themselves.

He said archaeologists did not have the money or skill to save such rich history from the ravages of the sea.

Skills leading to such a positive approach are skills we should know already and be passing on to our children and grandchildren.

Workers with specialised skills flock to such clusters to be near to the sorts of firms that hire them.

Individual drive, she said, was the best skill to have in such a poor country.

Britain doesn't have the skills to manage such a project itself, having been out of the nuclear power station game for such a long time.

Such an investigation is preferably carried out by a social scientist, with education and skills to perform such research.