Sentence examples for sustained skill from inspiring English sources
To lose the way she did, with quiet elan and sustained skill under intense pressure, leaving every sweat-drop of effort on court during two and a quarter hours against possibly the best player in the history of the women's game – such a British defeat – was a victory in itself.
HLF chief executive Carole Souter said: "This will help to keep pottery manufacture as a going concern and sustain skills and employment for the future".
Teachers, in turn, contribute new ideas to their teaching environment and become future mentors in order to sustain skills and strategies across a community of teachers.
As the scope of paramedic practice expands the gap between the educational requirements of doctors and paramedics for some emergency life sustaining skills arguably becomes less apparent.
Given the low frequency of paediatric deaths in an average general paediatrician's professional life, it will not be possible to sustain skills and knowledge obtained in the training.
Hendra, a multifaceted satirical presence in America since the 1970's, shows another side in this account of an English Benedictine monk whose remarkable personal warmth and wisdom sustained his skill at passing God's love along to those who couldn't find it alone.
The Backstreet Boys, 'N Sync and the rest of the current teeny-pop idols can only dream of a career like that of Paul Anka, whose songwriting skill sustained him well past his years as a squeal target.
In addition, if you are a P2P (pay-to-play) skillers, may acquire over millions of gps just to sustain their skills up and therefore it is always nice to make sure always focus on multiples skills, in case you get bored.
It is finding the time and support necessary to sustain their skills and teach others.
The fashion business had an obligation to sustain those skills and the lives of those workers, she said.
That, he added, is good for the patient, but bad for doctors who invested a great deal of energy in their training but could not keep "busy enough to sustain their skills and earn a reasonable living".
