Sentence examples for adept at differentiating from inspiring English sources

For frequent Southwest fliers, adept at differentiating between the different 737 models the airline uses, the Max 8 had been a favorite as it was added to the fleet over the last few years.

Ellington is remarkably adept at differentiating his characters.

If we truly want to promote our society as a level playing field, then we must become more adept at differentiating between what actually is earned versus what is a matter of circumstance.

For example, conjunctivitis requires culture and polymerase chain reaction to identify the infective agent in 80% of children; however, this does not affect clinical management, and GPs are adept at identifying acute infective conjunctivitis, differentiating it from other causes of red eye, and initiating appropriate management.

They use analytics as a competitive differentiator and are already adept at organizing people, processes and tools to optimize and differentiate.

Teenagers are, if nothing else, adept at experimentation, constantly searching for who they are, and how they can differentiate themselves from previous generations, all of whom are deeply, deeply uncool, obviously.

Martoma was unusually adept at cultivating mentors.

I've become adept at seeming shorter.

Drasner was adept at marathon evening sessions.

Goode is adept at talent recruitment.

And the N.F.L. is adept at correction.