Sentence examples for skills to sort from inspiring English sources

Well, I'm sure one could strike some kind of balance among all these; but it would be bound to confuse students (rightly), which is why they would still need analytical skills to sort out the strands.

I live in a house where the lights, fridge, cooker and washing machine have packed up one by one but I lack the skills to sort it out, and I'd rather live in darkness than have someone I don't know in my personal space.

Perhaps a quarter to half of these have the right skills to do this sort of BPO work, says NASSCOM's president, Kiran Karnik.

The amount of data in our world is growing by 2.5 quintillion bytes a day – so the tools and skills we use to sort what Silver calls the signal from the noise are increasingly vital.

But the Mohists' explanation is that such a statement manifests the skill or ability to "sort" or "distinguish" oxen as falling within the kind animal.

In addition, since the earthquake, UNICEF has reached tens of thousands of children with ECD kits, which help preschools teach foundational skills to children, such as sorting, organizing and relating items to each other.

"What you're giving them is the sort of skills to learn how to think about these things".

Only trained telephone operators, the disembodied voices of the switchboard, had the hand-ear coordination to give the machine the social skills to work the room, a sort of remedial Speak & Spell exercise.

"Around the world, what is happening with white-collar crime is people are moving to civil remedies because very few courts and prosecutors have the technical skills to actually get behind this sort of contravention," she said.

But Mr. Bivens made clear that he was not criticizing her, adding: "How many of us bring those sort of skills to respond to a massacre?" More of an obstacle might be some of the incendiary remarks she has made as governor, such as claiming, without foundation, that headless bodies had been found in the desert.

This has been going on since the first man acquired thinking skills and was able to sort people into groups based on their physical features.