Sentence examples for skills equal to 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.

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.

92.2 12.1 VR The primary adversary has excellent offensive cyber skills equal to or better than 90 existing nation states.

A better comparison can be made by examining the estimated effect of an increase in skills equal to one standard deviation (as measured using the white population).

2 95.0 92.6 10.2 The primary adversary has excellent offensive cyber skills equal to or better than 90 existing nation states. 2 90.0 87.5 12.1 The primary adversary is well funded.

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.

Pugin reached the height of his influence between 1840 and 1844: his theoretical position on the need for a revival of Gothic was refined and expressed with a literary skill equal to his powers as an architectural caricaturist and illustrator; and his circle of patrons loyally supported him.

"Vocational skills are equal to academic skills, and apprenticeships can offer excellent career progression".

The supply of skills is equal to the sum of general skills from all individuals who choose to work as employees.