Sentence examples for the increasing skill from inspiring English sources

The result is an occasional lack of spontaneity, compounded by the increasing skill of the performances.

Mr. Costello and others acknowledge that the increasing skill of top riders has pushed them to create more complex courses.

It also marked the increasing skill and professionalism of a group of younger Soviet generals who had emerged as capable commanders, chief among whom was Zhukov.

Cushman has never been robbed, but his wife had $200,000 of merchandise stolen from her car in 2000… Discusses ways of faking gems and the increasing skill with which synthetic gems are being created.

His offbeat but highly recognizable subjects and the increasing skill with which he painted them set his work apart from the contemporary art scene, with its glut of video and performance art, random scatter, sculptural megoliths, and homeless abstraction, and also from the new wave of figurative painting that emerged in the nineteen-nineties.

The triumph of the North, above and beyond its superior naval forces, numbers, and industrial and financial resources, was partly due to the statesmanship of Lincoln, who by 1864 had become a masterful political and war leader, to the pervading valour of Federal soldiers, and to the increasing skill of their officers.

But the increasing skills of the kidnappers also suggests that Mexico could end up like Colombia, where guerrilla groups and criminals commit 1,500 or more kidnappings each year, and few of those responsible are ever punished.

Britain enjoyed a bumper pay rise in spring, with average earnings 3.2% higher in the period from March to May 2015 than a year earlier, highlighting the increasing skills shortages forcing employers to offer higher wages.

[Surgeon] "The remoteness and the lack of resources is a problem throughout the entire country, and with the increasing skills shortage, I'm not sure how that's going to be remedied.

Salaries for garbage workers have been increasing over the years, in recognition of their valuable contribution to society and the increasing skills set required.

The second was the makers' increasing skill at hiding the technology from drivers.