Sentence examples for skills to complement from inspiring English sources

Theirs was a remarkable partnership, with Mora providing wisdom and judgment, together with strong organisational skills to complement Alec's vision, oratory and occasional lack of realism.

Patterson soon made his way to Gleason's Gym, where he has been developing boxing skills to complement his wrestling and jiu-jitsu prowess.

They added that they were convinced Lyttle has the "necessary skills to complement what we already have and take the group on to its next stage of growth".

The incomes of the highly educated those with the skills to complement computers—have soared, while pay for others lower down the skill ladder has been squeezed.

These were set up in 1993, and were the first in Britain to offer a comprehensive range of practical television skills to complement the usual cultural theory.

It is in this vein that the quantitative science requirement seeks to endow students with quantitative science skills to complement the intensive hands-on courses required in the upper division.

In Valois and Chaplow they had skill to complement their graft.

"As a result of these changes, there will be a greater emphasis on skill to complement power and size.

Focus is on the development and practice of scientific reading, writing, and presentation skills intended to complement hands-on laboratory research.

In a similar vein, Duszczyk and Paweł Kaczmarczyk (2013) document the prevalence of women, young, and well educated workers from Ukraine among EaP-migrants in Poland, indicating that their skills tend to complement those of the native labor force.

With C4C, the advocacy skills necessary to complement my professional experiences in the fight against maternal death factors are being acquired.