Sentence examples for very practical skills from inspiring English sources

Initiating projects such as theirs requires the very practical skills of a policymaker, a preservationist or an organizer.

"Mystics and mechanics – these [are] people who had very practical skills but also had an eye to the spiritual, and to the human relationship with nature".

It's not a very practical skill and probably a vast misuse of a practice that's always straining for credibility, but people have been misusing medical techniques for their own selfish enjoyment as long as there has been medicine and selfishness.

For Joel, his grandfather imparted a very practical skill upon him ― the art of sewing.

It's designed for learning very practical English skills, and is free.

Couldn't teachers devise an activity that would use Shakespeare, perhaps in conjunction with other sources, and at the same time, teach these very practical reading and writing skills?

Furthermore, the students perceived that the online resource was very useful for learning practical skills.

He says his students not only learn practical skills, they practice taking their work and, by extension, their education—very seriously.

Attending university is by no means a cop out -- it'll offer you life skills and is a very practical way to go about your career.

His psychometric tests show very high scores for careers involving investigative and practical skills and zero for conventional occupations.

The resume-building skills she's learning aren't very practical when the available jobs are extremely limited and pay minimum wage.