Sentence examples for training to write from inspiring English sources

"My mother had had just enough training to write a laundry list," Arnold once wrote.

Cabaldon pointed out that while high school graduates may be trained to read and write essays on Shakespeare, "they lack the training to write the types of reports that an employer would find useful in the workforce".

Laybourne has always enjoyed making up stories on the fly and credits her training in acting, as well as playwriting and screenwriting for the ability to create fully formed characters, and training to write visually and effectively.

This poses major challenges for bench biologists who do not have the resources or training to write customized scripts for post-processing.

As reported by several of the study respondents, the necessary skills and training to write and submit suitable academic publications in English is lacking.

The SANC does not require newly qualified professional (registered) nurses with 4 years of training to write a national licencing examination, but relies on the nursing education institution's own quality assurance systems to ensure an acceptable standard of education and competencies (46).

Trained to write five-paragraph "persuasive essays" for the state exam, she was stumped by her first writing assignment.

If they could somehow be trained to write parking tickets or be process servers or repo men, they might manage to make those professions less despised.

For example, most people of my generation, trained to write thank-you notes, find failure to answer an e-mail just plain rude.

And so a whole generation of critics has been trained to write about "balletic violence," "beautifully composed action stabbings," and the like.

Until this year, Democratic contributors operated on the party-machine model: they were trained to write checks only to the party and its candidates, who decided how to spend the money.