Sentence examples for skills world from inspiring English sources

Their policies obviously conflict, but their skills, world views and moral philosophies set them apart, too.

The benefits of student exchanges – cultural enlightenment, improved networking skills, world travel – have long been recognised as a boon to undergraduates.

When it comes to tapping skills, the world is IBM's oyster.

In 2008, Elizabeth McFarlane of The Times included the book in a list of works recommended to encourage children's reading skills for World Book Day.

His upcoming book (Random House/Crown) is focusing on the surprising skills the world's most successful people used to launch their careers.

India's seemingly endless flow of young, motivated engineers, scientists, and managers offering developed-world skills at developing-world wages is held to be putting American jobs at risk, and the country is frequently heralded as "the next economic superpower".

Most countries get rich by selling manufactured goods—first labour-intensive, then more skill-intensive on world marketskill-intensive on

Drawing on hundreds of years of ceramic skills, these world-class designers, technicians and manufacturers were honoured to work with Paul Cummins on his inspirational vision.

First, it was the humans of Hawaii, showing off their shredding skills at the world famous Banzai Pipeline.

Designer Karl Lagerfeld shows his creative skills beyond the world of fashion, an exhibition in Mumbai expects 40 million visitors - and more from the world of arts.

They have all the technical skills in the world.