Sentence examples for skills in particular from inspiring English sources

His reading skills, in particular, have been helped by some great apps.

But they are confronting a significant hurdle: their poor foreign-language skills, in particular a lack of English.

The ERG told the committee that it is seeking to ensure the civil service has the "right skills", in particular project management, and commercial skills among senior leadership, in addition to their traditional expertise in policy analysis and advice.

"Private sector companies in Malaysia continue to complain about graduates' communication skills in general, and English skills in particular, and the government's efforts to raise the level of English expertise are very worthwhile," he said.

Since swapping her high flying lifestyle and moving to Johannesburg 18 months ago she has worked with current and former sex workers helping them to develop their literacy and IT skills, in particular helping 6 former prostitutes train as beauticians.

"There is more that volunteers can do," said May. "This government wants to encourage those with skills in particular demand, such as those with specialist IT or accountancy skills, to get involved and help the police to investigate cyber or financial crime and, as their experience grows, to enable them to play a greater part in investigations.

Based on a dataset referring to an Italian region, this paper presents a metaphorical interpretation of the digital divide in general and explores the process of IT skills acquisition in particular.

Edwin Cardona's skill in particular caused the hosts problems: in the 20th minute he flicked the ball over his head before forcing Guzan into a good save, low down to the keeper's left.

Ensemble verification is necessary to quantify these errors, and to better understand the sources of predictive error and skill in particular modeling situations.

One tool applied in this paper is based on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) which, however, requires some skill, in particular when combined with fast chemical reactions and absorption processes.

These developmental disturbances interfere with the acquisition of everyday skills and, in particular, with normal school functioning.