Sentence examples for skills not only from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, the greatest change comes from learning a new set of skills, not only from treating the underlying issues.

She said that her biggest concern is the number of students who lack reading and writing skills, not only in English, but also in their native language.

Ning Fellowship – awarded to graduate students from China to broaden their knowledge and skills not only for themselves, but also for the betterment of society as a whole.

Virtual reality (VR) application creation is a comprehensive development process that requires a variety of skills: not only hardware and software knowledge but also aesthetic design and storytelling abilities.

Are Starks and McAlister, Ravens cornerbacks who have everyone raving about their style and skills, not only the best pair in Super Bowl XXXV but also the best pair in the league?

Netanyahu, who was nicknamed "Bibi the magician" in the 1990s for his formidable electoral skills, not only knew what buttons to push to secure re-election but did so shamelessly, playing on the anxieties of the Israeli right.

But the material he elicits proves his skill not only in asking questions that find the eloquence even in the naturally taciturn, but also in knowing the value of keeping offstage.

And that skill not only has the net effect of stripping away the veils of ambiguity and signaling so characteristic of managerial cultures, but also it encourages the emotional relationships leaders need if they are to survive.

First, there may have never been a better time for younger generations to start down the path toward a manufacturing career--skills not only equal job security, but also probably increasingly higher pay over time.

When widows obtain a job or skill, not only do they support their children but often teach others the craft.

A group of about 45 campers tested their knowledge and skill not only on the soccer pitch, but in the classroom and gym at the weeklong clinic.