Sentence examples for Somewhat skilled from inspiring English sources

Raghavendra says Prezi is more suited for users who have certain design sense and are somewhat skilled presenters.

You have to be somewhat skilled with the manipulation and passage techniques, so be sure to practice a lot!

Pretty skilled team, right?

And it has to be acknowledged by now that one doesn't last six years as president of Syria without being at least somewhat clever, politically skilled and strong-willed.

Meanwhile, at birth, the left hemisphere of the female brain is relatively larger than the right; which suggests that girls are more prepared to learn language, whereas boys may be somewhat more spatially skilled.

Firms that want to attract somewhat elusive highly skilled and highly desirable professionals (a "purple squirrel" or "unicorn" in HR circles) need to get serious about getting pay right.

But now a team of six highly skilled, if somewhat whimsical biologists centered at the University of South Florida has applied DNA analysis to the blobs and, alas, solved the mystery.

This is primarily a story about time: Skilled workers, somewhat paradoxically, are working more than their unskilled counterparts.

We did not expect that a computer program could replace a skilled counselor; but somewhat counter-intuitively, computer technology may actually help increase fidelity to some principles of Motivational Interviewing (MI).

That they should become skilled vineyard workers is somewhat incongruous because Mrs. Murrizi is an observant Muslim who fasted for Ramadan and does not drink alcohol.

This volume which she did not include in her later collection Oeuvres poétique (1993; "Poetic Works")—was an apprentice work, somewhat romantic and traditional, though technically skilled.