Sentence examples for young skill from inspiring English sources

WEAKNESSES -- A lack of young skill players.

He sees the system implemented by Ryan allowing for strides made by the Jets' bevy of young skill players, and he believes that regardless of what happens next week, the Jets are built for another run next season, and another run the season after that.

To advance, he will face opponents with far younger skills than those of Chang, who at age 29 is still resilient but not the same player who won the French Open in 1989.

"Equipping young people with new skills and confidence will lead to improved career opportunities and a quality workforce".

So we support life-skills based education to give young people skills such as critical thinking that can protect them against infection.

Meerkats are highly social animals, and teach their young the skills they need for survival.

It is testimony to Mr. Ridley's talent and the young actors' skills that this improbable conclusion is totally believable.

Employers appear to be more risk-averse, more concerned about overhead costs and less willing to invest in developing young workers' skills.

To be sure, many parents and educators are concerned about the inherent dangers in teaching very young children skills that require very sharp tools.

By human capital economists mean the education and training that foster in the young marketable skills that can be traded for cash at the workplace.

Teaching young people skills for relationships and decision-making are keys to success.