Sentence examples for skills able from inspiring English sources

As far back as 2008, NESTA told us that UK competitiveness hinges on our ability to create business-ready graduates with entrepreneurial skills, able to adapt to and take advantage of available opportunities.

The journey of the ships, of which the museum conserves the remains, is not only a metaphor of contemporary design, but identifies the capacity of a designer to interpret history and to take steps to select the materials and skills able to construct his personal vision.

What's the best way to spot talent and hone the skills of able and ambitious colleagues?

It comes, however, without the ornamental trimmings that Victorian budgets and building skills were able to add.

Mr. Edwards, for all of his legal skills, was able to amass $30 million in net worth partly because juries became more willing to confer large personal-injury verdicts.

Although living abroad is an opportunity to improve your linguistic skills, being able to banter in a foreign language isn't essential.

Eventually, a generation raised with advanced video skills was able to win in mock contests with real athletes, often by cheating.

People with skills are able to sell their skills on the network.

"Learn negotiation skills — being able to bring a group to an agreement," he advises.

What becomes apparent is that those students who have strong self-regulation and metacognitive skills are able to regulate their learning experiences.

Just like coding or media literacy are seen as today's essential skills, being able to comprehend and affect intelligent systems will be an essential skill for tomorrow.