Sentence examples for Vastly skilled from inspiring English sources

The clothes were made by a group of dedicated, vastly skilled women (and a few gifted men) in an eyrie at the top of the house of Chanel.

In fact, McCaughey is a vastly skilled dissembler, whose modus operandi is to erect the illusion of organized thought.

By the end of the series, the Canadians'play had become vastly more imaginative, skilled & elegant--more Russian--while the Soviets had become far more determined, aggressive & individual, more Canadian.

Tibetans, particularly the Dalai Lama and his exiled government in Dharamshala, have proved themselves skilled PR players, vastly superior to the Chinese government.

The number of people graduating from university now vastly outweighs the number of high-skilled jobs available, claimed a report from a human resources association on Wednesday.

Brockers's skills are also vastly different.

Kruger and Dunning (1999) showed that those who perform poorly in logical reasoning or grammar exercises vastly overestimate their abilities and have deficient metacognitive skills in comparison with their more skilled counterparts [54].

Physicians, nurses, and other clinical health-care staff were all surveyed to assess the effects on all skilled clinical health-care workers in the area despite their vastly different skill sets, and because different medical facilities had different proportions of physicians, nurses, and technicians in accordance with the acuity of their patients.

He is skilled at showing how the Biblical world was vastly different from our world and why that is important.

This is vastly different from the problem of the non-existent jobs, or skilled jobs lacking candidates competent to fill them.

There is a long-held view by some who comment on education that teachers' salaries are vastly too expensive; some of the ICT evangelists, in particular, suggest that the skilled and nuanced human touch of the able teacher could be easily replaced by a vastly cheaper ICT solution.