Sentence examples for skills points from inspiring English sources

In advanced economies, the large number of graduates from expensive and outmoded educational systems – graduating with high debts and mismatched skills – points to a need to adapt and integrate professional and academic education.

Recent scientific experimentation with "social robots," used to help patients with autism or Alz­heimer's (for example) practice inter­active skills, points to a nearly irresistible human impulse to ascribe feeling to those we care about, even if they happen to be machines.

Sources at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills pointed that Cable had been consistent in calling for bonuses to be based on long-term performance.

These skills point out to the importance of reasoning in the three domains (Rindermann [2007]).

Skill points are scarce too: the balance between combat and looting skills is precarious.

In World of Speed, there are skill points to pick up even from last position.

In addition to being unfamiliar with the landscape, newbies cannot defend themselves against older characters who have had more time to collect skill points.

From here, I progressed to gamebooks, which were like Choose Your Own Adventures but with the added complexities of throwing dice and keeping track of combat skill points and endurance points etc.

I can buy the youth potion for my mansion-baron "Miss Jubblies", but these  hotdogs  have accomplished nothing in their lives besides painting and they didn't accumulate enough skill points.

How these characters progress depends on how many kills you make and how many missions you complete, with skill points being spent on one of 21 ability upgrades to compensate for their initially poorly differentiated nature.

Users progress through a role-playing game-like skill tree and earn skill points for every lesson they complete.