Sentence examples for skills practically from inspiring English sources

This helped me to apply my skills practically and make some very useful connections too.

In essense that means giving students and graduates internships to create much cheaper video projects – but thus allowing the students to learn on the job and apply their skills practically before moving into the industry.The upshot?

The talented who want a vocational path to higher skills are practically shut out the system.

Older people usually face more challenges when learning Internet skills, both practically and emotionally (Gardner et al. 2012; Kanayama 2003).

Though the list of skills is practically unlimited, there are certain ones that have common application across business lines, and that increase your value as an employee.

In societies whose members are largely self-reliant, some degree of craft skill is practically universal.

And since communication is a legit skill for practically any job, with such a worldly, albeit virtual, education, you'll be prepared to note threads on a more international scale, and have job opportunities around the world once you "graduate".

Up here I've got so many skills I'm practically a Power Ranger.

I feel very fortunate to be accepted as the Programme Budget Assistant so that I can apply my skills and expertise practically in problem-solving.

In New York this lifetime-honed skill is rendered practically useless.

The story, whose antecedents are unravelled in an opening act of great skill which is practically a monologue for the wife probing and cajoling her silent, sulking, drunken husband, finally turns on a simple question of inheritance.