Sentence examples for considerable technical skill from inspiring English sources

De Keersmaeker has considerable technical skill.

The transformation took a year, $6.5 million and considerable technical skill.

(The prose in Arabella's book on domestic staff provides such a contrast to Betty's utterances that the author's considerable technical skill is further highlighted).

Byatt's pastiches are emphatically not wonderful poetry, yet display considerable technical skill (how many academic critics could produce such things?) and function as a kind of homage to the poetry she admires.

They have often applied considerable technical skill in maximizing the benefits to be derived from progress in this field, particularly in originating the traveling post-office concept and apparatus enabling express trains to pick up and discharge mails without slowing.

Nevertheless, there are problems with this technique; for example, the plate is not a suitable size for some children and considerable technical skill is required for its insertion.

BORG--Robert F. As co-founder of our nearly 56 year old firm, Bob Borg supplemented his considerable technical skills with concern for others and care for the greater community.

In fact, it would not occur to him to have a practice session at all; without close direction from someone else he would be effectively incapable of undertaking the process of learning any new piece, irrespective of his considerable technical skills.

Singers hear other singers making use of their considerable technical skills, moving over and around the melody, and they, in turn, do the same.

It crops up over and over again, on Hocus Pocus, Summing the Wretch, Lying in the Grass and the closing Recycling, and is obviously a feat involving either considerable agility or technical skill.

Each comes with its own methodological challenges, and existing approaches and tools to do so can be costly to implement or require considerable technical knowledge and skill.