Sentence examples for skills on which from inspiring English sources

How can we build and maintain the academic leadership skills on which we so critically depend?

The parenting skills on which ICI's earlier success had been based were no longer appropriate.

To be effective, there must be provision for theory, reflection and the development of the high-level skills on which quality public services depend.

The prime minister said sponsors should be allowed to run primary schools, rather than just academies, because "it is at primary school where we learn the basic skills on which we will depend".

One use would be in drill and practice where the computer's speed, consistency and lack of personality would allow the development of basic skills on which the teacher could base education in literacy and numeracy.

The diversion of Ottoman forces for the attack on Ali Paşa, the element of surprise, and the military and especially naval skills on which the Greeks could draw gave the Greeks an advantage in the early years of what proved to be a lengthy struggle.

If there is one thing I am good at, one skill on which I would stake my afterlife, it is my ability to send people prank pizzas.

You can do dance or gymnastics to improve your cheerleading skills, depending on which one you didn't do well in, or you can tryout for a different sport that requires endurance, strength, and flexibility, which most sports do.

Grasping ideas, we have found, is the skill on which the good listener concentrates.

Indeed, part of my own rejection of social media comes from this fear that these services will diminish my ability to concentrate — the skill on which I make my living.

A few nights earlier, I celebrated the one-year anniversary of David Burke's Fabrick that combined in equal measures the playfulness and skill on which he's built his reputation.