Sentence examples for skills leaving from inspiring English sources

Marleyman: I feel sick everytime I think about Berbatov and his sublime skills leaving United.

But unlike Morgan, who faded and lost the 1992 Open to Tom Kite, Woods turned this event into an affirmation of his skills, leaving people shaking their heads in awe.

On leaving school, probably unqualified, in 1986, they were dumped on to government training schemes, which failed to teach them any skills, leaving them no better off than the previous generation of no-hopers.The study's results suggest that Britain has a fair amount of social mobility.

Last week Morgan issued unusually public criticism of Ofqual's move, saying: "I fear that such a move could inadvertently downgrade the importance of these practical skills – leaving a generation of chemists, physicists and biologists who leave schools with excellent theoretical knowledge, but unable to perform key practical experiments which form the basis of a future research career".

"This is likely to have a hugely detrimental impact on children's education with teachers in key subjects such as maths, physics and IT who have highly marketable skills leaving teaching and graduates with these skills, and other sought-after skills, not going into teaching," she said.

"In the area of finance, for example, a lot of teams spend time creating reports but don't require them using as much of their judgment skills, leaving the human employees with little time for the analysing part of their jobs," Accel partner Luciana Lixandru told us at the time of UiPath's previous funding round.

His general manager skills leave a lot to be desired.

But his translation skills left something to be desired.

Though she is a dedicated manager, her interpersonal skills leave much to be desired.

But his pitch — "Hi, I have no skills" — left something to be desired.

Unfortunately from his point of view, however, his acting skills leave something to be desired, and his insincerity shines through.