Sentence examples for world skill from inspiring English sources

In a kaizen world, skill is not a static, fixed quality but the subject of ceaseless labor.

That position assumed a knowledge of the classics (for all architecture then was rooted in the ancient Roman world), skill in geometry and, usually though not always, previous successes in the fine arts.

In the emerging world there should be a far more vigorous assault on monopolies and a renewed commitment to reducing global trade barriers for nothing boosts competition and loosens social barriers better than freer commerce.Such reforms would not narrow all income disparities: in a freer world skill and intellect would still be rewarded, in some cases magnificently well.

While narratives help us to make sense of the world, skills help us to act within it.

Liaising with industry professionals is paramount for higher educational professionals to ensure our teaching meets the demands of industry and that we offer talent with real world skills.

The centres for doctoral training at Imperial College London, part of EPSRC's initiative which has been expanded by the UK government over the last year, places a strong emphasis on real world skills, not just research results, by directly involving employers.

Zach Sims, co-founder and CEO, Codecademy Zach is the co-founder and CEO of Codecademy, a company dedicated to teaching the world skills that help them make things and find jobs.

Ready to try a fresh new challenge, that might actually provide some real world skills, unlike frantically mashing colored buttons?

Often, learning to play the game also involves learning important real world skills or knowledge, whether it's astrophysics in a space game or learning how to run a country in strategy game.

We need more bright young workers with real world skills.

Coding gives LD students "real world skills," said Rosenberg, "it turns them into producers of digital culture".