Sentence examples for adept at achieving from inspiring English sources
As engineers became more adept at achieving life safety protection goals, society began to demand more.
The U.S. foreign policy leadership is perhaps more adept at achieving such win-win results, particularly under the current administration.
UNICEF WASH was able to build upon lessons learned from past experiences with implementing similar programmes, and was therefore more adept at achieving its intended outputs.
Commerce is widely praised for its adept consumer marketing, achieving deposit growth of 39% over the last five years, while loan growth has lagged at 27% for the same period.
Thus, throughout most Asian religions (e.g., Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Taoism), purity is equated with calmness (physical, mental, and emotional equilibrium) in keeping with the ideal goal at least for religious adepts—of achieving spiritual transcendence or liberation.
Howard Brackett's joyous self-outing as a fully sentient human being is achieved by two artists adept at well-calibrated physical expression.
Throughout the 1990s, Thai tobacco control advocates became more adept at leveraging available international research findings to achieve policy change.
High achieving individuals are also particularly adept at proactively gathering information about their task performance, either through self-monitoring or through efforts to obtain feedback provided by experts, such as supervisors, faculty, or other instructors.
The results suggest that older people are sensitive to and adept at exploiting variations in the dynamic 'landscape' of warmth to achieve desired thermal preferences and that they modify their dwellings to improve the quality of the thermal environment.
The Bolívars are very good at playing fast and loud, less adept at playing that is magically quiet - something even more difficult to achieve.
High self-monitors are more adept at using impression management tactics such as ingratiation and self-promotion to achieve favorable images among their peers.
