Sentence examples for skills allied from inspiring English sources

He was a prolific composer, praised by the singer and broadcaster Catherine Bott for his "exceptional technical skills allied to a rare gift for melody".

Those skills, allied with a magical left foot which he controls like a puppet on a string, have established the 26-year-old as the best player on the planet.

But it's not hard to think that it's the companies with the best hardware design skills, allied to the best access to new technologies (note how Samsung has a curved screen on its Gear Fit, because it makes the screens), and the best software that will succeed in the wearable era.

As for the Barlow/Williams newies, Shame is as good as it sounds on paper, Barlow's sumptuous melodic skills allied to a lyrical prowess we never suspected Williams had in the Take That days as the two engage in a sweetly regretful dialogue with each other about their past feuds to smooth acoustic backing.

There was an increase in emphasis on communication skills (allied health colleagues, patients, peers and supervisors) with opportunities to practise communication skills were introduced using actors, with audio visual recordings for students to review their own performance.

It was apparent that students needed to have core clinical competencies and skills allied to their own profession in order to gain maximum benefit from the various learning opportunities offered by the workshop.

This is very much a batsman's skill, allied to the ability to stay focused while playing a long innings.

But this is all the more reason to enlist allied skills, such as family mediation, to support families.

Due to the lack of a comparator instrument which assessed cognitive EBP skills in the allied health disciplines at the time of the study, convergent validity was unable to be assessed.

Thematically analysed audit findings indicated that both the full (standard) scope and the advanced scope positions were warranted, however the skills of the allied health assistants were not optimally utilised.

There has been considerable discussion as to the applicability and efficacy of self-directed learning of clinical skills [ 21], allied to recognition of the challenges associated with students having the requisite self-awareness to take responsibility for determining their own learning needs and, indeed, the readiness of students to assume that role [ 34].