Sentence examples for the skills to create from inspiring English sources

They don't have the skills to create it, but they want it.

A critical part of a professional musician's portfolio is to be able to encourage musical curiosity in participants, equipping them with the skills to create the music of the future.

Faced with a world in which they will be surrounded by computers and the opportunities they create, Britain's schoolchildren deserve the chance to study computer science to give them the skills to create the next Google, Twitter, Facebook or Zynga.

Being "competent in Microsoft Office" is not going to be good enough in the 21st century workforce – employees will be required to have a deeper understanding of how technology works and have the skills to create digital content.

You're given 3m Monopoly dollars, and you can build not just hotels and houses but also football stadiums, castles and skyscrapers – anything you want, provided you have the skills to create it in Google SketchUp.

One way of improving matters would be to relax the current tight limits on immigration (imposed to protect black job-seekers) and welcome in people with the skills to create good jobs for the blacks to take up.The whole economy would also benefit from allowing private firms into sectors such as telecoms, power and transport, currently each dominated by a single provider.

The disclosure at Dugway comes as federal agents, as part of a vast investigation of the anthrax attacks that has made little apparent headway, are trying to figure out where stores of anthrax are housed around the nation and who has the skill to create the powdered form -- a major technical step needed to make the anthrax used in the terror attacks.

The idea was to pool the attendees' skills to create the next generation of music applications.

With all these projects taking off and communities developing I think we have the right type of people with the right skills to create the next big thing in Tech.

Again the CM will be involved in identifying a business partner, with the requisite skills to create the new company, and in negotiating an equity stake in the company for the university.

And the UK, I think, is a naturally creative nation, but children were not being given the right skills to create for the digital world.