Sentence examples for trust skills from inspiring English sources

This helps both people to gain trust, skills, confidence and experience.

This is not rocket science, people: the hip bone's connected to the thigh bone... Access, accountability, trust, skill, dedication, quality of care -- these are all connected and impact one another.

Moreover, nurses experience that their roles as educated individuals with particular trusted skills and knowledge have become threatened by their newly gained roles as counsellors operating within an atmosphere of patient self-determination and health-related decisions resting with the patient.

We know what to do, and after a few games, our teammates know and trust our skills as well.

They were unknown quantities in the league until Wenger decided to put them together and to trust their skills.

So it is important they trust their skills enough to tell a patient there is no problem, Dr. Barrett said.

"You trust your skills and you trust your past experiences and you know football is a crazy game and it is hard," he said.

There was the courage of both Messi and Sánchez to skip the knocks coming their way, and courage to trust their skills under such threat.

A onetime wunderkind returns, and the new interns and residents don't know him or trust his skills, which seem rusty.

You've got to trust your skills as a leader and the people around you to make good decisions and get things right.

Despite success at every level, even a Heisman Trophy winner like Dayne must learn to trust his skills and his strength against National Football League defenses.