Skills in sentence

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I was there for my technical skills, both my clinical and my research epidemiology skills.

So it looks like Amaro gets to keep most of the gold, and the other pirates might need to find better ways to use those impressive logic skills, like revising this absurd pirate code.

So what if refugees were able to work there rather than being stuck in camps, able to support their families and develop skills through vocational training before they go back to Syria?

My colleagues Will Jones and Alex Teytelboym have explored ways in which that idea could be applied to refugees, to ask refugees to rank their preferred destinations, but also allow states to rank the types of refugees they want on skills criteria or language criteria and allow those to match.

In another study, 88% of American drivers described themselves as having above average driving skills.

On average, people tend to rate themselves better than most in disciplines ranging from health, leadership skills, ethics, and beyond.

What's particularly interesting is that those with the least ability are often the most likely to overrate their skills to the greatest extent.

I tell relaunchers that they need to do the hard work to figure out whether their interests and skills have changed or have not changed while they have been on career break.

And sometimes you're equipped with skills, but they may not be the kind of skills that enable creativity.

For instance, here in this case, where the students have to solve a mysterious CSI murder case using their core science skills.

Here we have 300 students, all passionately solving CSI murder cases while learning core science skills.

There's not a lot of places you can put those skills in the civilian world.

Without knowing it, from a very early age, I've been a design thinker, fine-tuning my skills.

My observation skills have been honed so that I pick up on things that others would never pick up on.

He committed a crime; he's paying his debt, and working hard to build the skills to make the transition back to a productive life when he enters the civilian population again.

To achieve this, I have found the hard way that you need to apply your hard-earned professional skills to your personal life.

Here's another confession: I have found that our daughter is actually more successful at teaching him these skills than I am.

A culmination of all the skills that I've acquired over the years: storytelling, social impact, behavior change.

We are not creating the types of skills needed for the future.

First, Canada threw out its old race-based immigration rules, and it replaced them with new color-blind ones that emphasized education, experience and language skills instead.

In a martial art, you would practice the white belt skills as long as necessary, and only when you've mastered it you would move on to become a yellow belt.

And the skills that they learn today will prepare them for college and career readiness.

We need to think about how we teach working class children about not just hard skills, like reading, mathematics, but also soft skills, like conflict resolution and financial management.

People very expressive of the testosterone system tend to be analytical, logical, direct, decisive, and they go for their opposite: they go for somebody who's high estrogen, somebody who's got very good verbal skills and people skills, who's very intuitive and who's very nurturing and emotionally expressive.

I take some "Dilbert" in various languages every single morning; it can increase your skills.

If you figure out what up and down really are, it's a complex physical set of skills to be able to throw a ball down and up and everything, but then you add in sideways.

Now, being the youngest of eight, I learned a few survival skills.

So I continued honing my skills.

Likewise when we transform organizations, we need to be sure that we're giving our people the skills and the tools they need along the way.

And those that are in school feel that they may not be getting the right skills.

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