Sentence examples similar to adept reasoning from inspiring English sources
The EBU now organises activities in 400 schools and 15 universities, after Mr Stocken persuaded headmasters that bridge-playing youngsters are more adept at numeracy, reasoning and memory.
You will need to be adept at maths, critical reasoning and language.
Today's decision may have been the prudent one, given the costs of unemployment, but I wish Mr Obama who is unusually adept at explaining complex causal reasoning when he chooses to do so had done just that rather than tried to hide it in the news cycle.
The 'Social Attribution Task' (SAT) is an adept measure of social skills which does not have complex reasoning demands [ 1, 2].
Her reasoning behind this particular event is that writers need to become adept at talking about their work, to do so quickly and confidently and without slipping into the embarrassed tone many adopt.
In another experiment, eight-year-old bilingual girls displayed enhanced "complex spatial reasoning" compared to their monoglot peers; less subject to "egocentric error", they were much more adept at understanding what the arrangement of four coloured blocks would look like from 90, 180 and 270 degrees.
