Sentence examples for adept at that from inspiring English sources

One candidate is particularly adept at that.

Mr. Bloomberg was especially adept at that.

It's not so much with a different voice, because I'm not so adept at that.

They were particularly adept at that during the NCAA tournament, dropping to 19percentt in those six games.

Entrepreneurialism is important, and Herc hasn't been the most adept at that part of life in the era he helped shape: but without him, none of these people would have had an arena in which to build a career.

The commentators, Martin Potter – a British-born former world champion surfer (not that you'd know he had been born in Northumberland, with that Aussie twang) – and Joe Turpel were also adept at that necessary skill of filling empty space with chat.

And again we're not necessarily that adept at doing that.

I believe trans people are especially adept at jobs that require both analytic and creative thinking.

Mr. Korb added that Boeing had been adept at arguing that more jobs would be created in the United States if it won the contract instead of its rival.

I'd become so adept at it, that kind of emotional masochism, that it was almost natural.

A Vision for UK Research acknowledges that given its research spending, Britain produces a disproportionately large number of top rank publications, but it notes that British researchers are not adept at translating that research into new inventions in industry.