Sentence examples for adept at preparing from inspiring English sources

As managers become more adept at preparing and interpreting rolling forecasts, the CEO is able to anticipate performance changes sooner, thereby improving his or her ability to establish, well ahead of time, realistic expectations in the investment community.

To his credit, Mr. Grasso and his kitchen crew churn out more successes than failures, but even the most talented chefs are not equally adept at preparing every one of 49 entrees and 29 appetizers, plus about 10 nightly appetizers and entree specials.

The whisk, mixing spoon, brush, spatula and measuring cup (half- cup and quarter-cup calibrations) from Head Chefs by Fiesta Products can be grasped by small hands to do serious sugar measuring, batter mixing, pancake flipping and so forth, to get children interested in and adept at preparing food.

Edwards was equally adept at preparing his team and generating a winning spirit.

The system has been particularly adept at preparing local students for the sorts of jobs that are in abundance.

The Romans were especially adept at field fortifications, preparing fortified camps at the close of each day's march.

The advantage might have worked at the group level too, with religious groups outlasting others because they were more cohesive, more likely to contain individuals willing to make sacrifices for the group and more adept at sharing resources and preparing for warfare.

This emphasises findings from previous research that has reported that youth are adept at finding outlets that are prepared to sell tobacco to minors [ 35] and the difficulties with enforcing bans on sales to underage purchasers [ 36].

Helen is a capable nurse, adept at changing urine-soaked sheets and preparing appetising dishes on her prettiest crockery.

In addition to having an in-depth knowledge of legal principles and terminologies, I am adept at doing legal research, analyzing and organizing information, and preparing case materials.

Although organizations do vary substantially in terms of the level of conflict they are prepared to accept, at some point an executive needs to become adept at managing strong differences of opinion.