Sentence examples for skills mark from inspiring English sources

But unlike their husbands – whose engineering skills mark them out as highly desirable global migrants – many have less-immediately transferrable skills, and so continue to struggle to find employment.

Also, make sure you dress in the right clothing, it boosts your learning skills mark.

He'd first met David Dein at a dinner party in 1989 where Wenger's charm, ability at charades (he acted out A Midsummer Night's Dream) and his – yes really – exceptional dancing skills marked him out as a rare bird.

Libra Ascending - Charming and sensitive to decorum, arbitration, negotiation and diplomacy skills marks the upside.

Silver has emerged as one of the media's foremost critics of "bullshit" punditry, and recently suggested that a deficiency in math skills marks "a weakness of conventional journalism".

The academic markers used were the average marks for Year 1, Year 2, Part I (the combined average of Years 1 and 2), Part II (the Honours course in the first half of Year 3), and separate knowledge and skills marks for each of the three parts of the clinical course (Clinical Practice (CP 1, undertaken in the second half of the third year, CP2 in the fourth year and CP3 in the fifth year).

Bobby Moore led by example and if John Stones can cut out the errors as he gains more experience, his calm, poise and skill mark him out as a future England captain.

We found no statistically significant difference in a t test on programming skill marks.

The skill marks the first of its kind from a carrier, and looks to be part of a bigger deal between Amazon and AT&T that will also make Echo and Echo Dots available through the carrier's retail stores on November 18.

With offensive skill marking the prime component of his game, Daniel is known to avoid initiating contact with opposing players.

This, together with domain rather than individual skill marking, enables the assessment of communication skills across a wide variety of consultations, especially helpful in real-world consultations where communication checklists cannot be specific and tailored for each case.