Sentence examples for skills equal from inspiring English sources

Inside lawyers — who have skills equal to their peers in outside firms — now manage major matters facing the corporation which are staffed by mixed inside/outside teams.

But there is strong evidence to suggest that games skills equal life skills, and that playing games is actually good for you.

First, though a relative newcomer to the hospital, he had diagnostic skills equal to those of physicians many years his senior.

The average 9-year-old today has math skills equal to those her parents had at age 11, a two-year improvement in a single generation.

If we are going to turn around the decline in modern languages, employers, universities and the government must send out the message that modern language skills equal employment opportunities".

You could argue that a mastery of the art – which is itself a rare blend of skills; equal parts sense-memory, tasting ability, logistical rigour, scientific analysis and imagination – is the single most important skill for a winemaker.

Zoe's familiarity with history and her great teaching skills equaled his 25-year career in the Navy as far as the students were concerned". One student commented that "Zoe is the most caring and thoughtful preceptor I have had here at Princeton.

For this purpose, we define two additional dummy variables: reading skills takes value 1 if the job involves the daily use of reading skills, and 0 otherwise; and maths skills equals 1 when the job involves the daily use of mathematical skills, and 0 otherwise.

But by not hiding anything from them and by being myself and proving that my athletic skills equaled theirs, these same homophobic teammates ultimately transformed into some of my biggest supporters and friends.

Paul Scholes, United's diminutive, talismanic midfielder, had timed his own retirement with a skill equal to his off-the-pitch shyness.

Spielberg has created, with skill equal to Dickens's, the strangeness felt by an innocent — the bewildering oddity, the physical enthrallments and terror of something entirely unprecedented.