Sentence examples for skills result from inspiring English sources

What's more, almost three-quarters believe languages provide a valuable understanding of other cultures, and more than four in 10 say language skills result in better job prospects abroad.

These laundry lists of skills result in what I call "pinpoint hiring".

These researches supported the social cognitive theory's hypothesis that students' generic skills result from their interaction with their environments.

We know that higher education and skills result in lower unemployment and higher average earnings.

The social motivation theory of autism holds that deficits in communication and speech skills result from the brain's diminished ability to build a social context for human voices.

And can reading skills result in any positive score?

But he argued that the town had reinvented itself, investing in new technology and skills, resulting in more sophisticated products.

Some members failed their exams on their card-counting skills, resulting in being fired from the team.

Gillard's new-found skills resulted in a dinner for the festival showcasing foraged ingredients in dishes like ravioli filled with feta and warrigal greens, Australia's "native spinach", foraged from Melbourne's Yarra trail.

"Many Republicans feel the primary process has been a critical pressure-test for Romney's campaign skills, resulting in a more honed and prepared candidate," Hotline's Taylor West and Peter Bell wrote.

Rich Hoffman had a good column yesterday in the Philly Daily News: His math skills resulted in the mind-numbing statistic that, calculating all the local teams since the '83 Phillies, the Flyers' elimination represented the 100th season that the City of Brotherly Love has gotten no Championship Love.