Sentence examples for skills to approach from inspiring English sources

"I have more skills to approach it now," is Campbell's response.

We discuss thematic takeaways that teachers experienced in learning about and using design thinking skills to approach educational problems of practice.

(Pharmacist 2, hospital pharmacist) "PharmD graduates have the skills to approach other health care providers.

"PharmD graduates have the skills to approach other health care providers.

We train them on basic facts on HIV/AIDS together with IPC skills to approach communities using local languages to apply the intervention package.

Scientists use these process skills to approach inquiry in a particular way, leading to a scientifically valid method for obtaining results from which they base new investigations.

Selection bias by the pharmacists may have led to ECOMPACT not being offered to some consumers because they were judged to be at low risk or because the pharmacist felt uncomfortable or lacked the skill to approach the subject of sexual health.

One way around that is to identify companies that will be interested in your knowledge and skills and to approach them.

Secondly, health professionals require training to cover the following four areas: increase knowledge of the possible risks associated with maternal obesity; increase knowledge of suitable support services; provide them with the skills needed to approach the subject of weight and provide information on the appropriate use of equipment for the management of maternal obesity.

4) Lateral and critical thinking skills The ability to approach a problem from new and creative angles will see your value as an employee increase heavily.

Ms. Ranalli said that until she started family-based treatment with her daughter, "I was never given the tools to say, 'You are going to sit down and eat this, and I will be here for you and help you through this.' " The family method gave her the skills and confidence to approach her daughter's anorexia the same way she would approach any other disease, whether flu or cancer.