Sentence examples for although skilled from inspiring English sources

Although skilled in basketry, they do not weave or do metalwork.

On Monday, an unexpectedly high proportion of Israelis showed that they wanted to see the back of Binyamin (Bibi) Netanyahu, who, although skilled on television he conceded the election, and resigned as the Likud's leader, with commendable grace was a disastrous man to have in charge of a country.

Although skilled engineers can predict the possible defect items for a new PCB product, this approach requires strong engineering experience and is time consuming.

Still, although skilled and motivated to adopt the more systemic, S-D logical view on value co-creation, less than half of the interviewees proved to have no consistency in their responses.

For example, although skilled trades-people - typified by so-called "white van man" - have the single largest share of self-employment (almost 30%), their numbers have actually declined since the start of the recession.

Although skilled in literary rhetoric, Zosimus was a poor historian.

Although a skilled, expressive novelist, Glyn was a poet in essence.

Although particularly skilled on the floor, she is known for being an impressive all-round gymnast who can keep a cool head in competition.

A work crew covered the Art Deco elevator doors with brown paint a few years ago, although a skilled tenant volunteer stripped it off.

Although a skilled rugby player, Dale opted to move into drama instead because "the acting fraternity didn't like footballers and the footballers didn't like actors.

The next was Nicholas Bacon in 1550, then Edward Stanhope in 1580, who was afforded the privilege because, although a skilled attorney, an illness meant he could never fulfil the duties of a Reader.