Sentence examples for be more skillful at from inspiring English sources

The Bush people do seem to be more skillful at public relations.

You actively deploy units to seek out and destroy an opponent, and the only way to win is to be more skillful at wiping out the weak units in his line to get access to his King.

Liberal universities, Web sites and non-governmental organizations cater mostly to a professional middle class and are more skillful at promoting social causes like legalizing same-sex marriage and protecting the environment than demanding millions of new jobs that pay a living wage.

That complicates making choices among activities because you're more skillful at some than at others, and the joint effect is that you end up preferring to do something that is not the best, optimal activity.

In general, men are thought to be more skillful than women.

And, to be fair, those who affect to despise words have been more skillful than their opponents not just at amoral manipulation but at the creation of what Orwell called "a fresh, vivid, home-made turn of speech".

Domestic dogs are more skillful than chimpanzees and wolves at using human social clues to find hidden food in the object choice paradigm [ 46– 46].

"The N.F.L. is more talented, it's more skillful".

Mineko was more skillful than Suzuko with her trunk.

To be fair, the Bush administration has been more skillful in its second term.

Studies, he points out, show that women are more skillful and enthusiastic shoppers than men.