Sentence examples for considered adept at from inspiring English sources

A brainy retired four-star admiral whose jobs included commander of the United States Pacific Command, he is also an Asia expert considered adept at running sprawling organizations.

A brainy retired four-star admiral whose jobs included commander of the United States Pacific Command, he is also an Asia expert who is considered adept at running sprawling organizations, seemingly a prerequisite for heading an office that is still grappling with the task of fusing 16 spy agencies.

Over four seasons with the Patriots, moving to inside linebacker for the first time in his career in 2003, he trailed only Tedy Bruschi on the team in tackles and was considered adept at covering running backs and tight ends on pass routes.

But the vice president is now engaged in a very different race against a very different opponent, who is considered quite adept at thrust-and-parry politics, and the question is, Can it work again?

The systems created by Chromatis are thought by some experts to be better at handling traffic transmitted in the language of the Internet, or Internet protocol, while Astral Point's systems are considered more adept at handling a different communications language known as asynchronous transfer mode, or A.T.M.

With reference to management skills, Hisrich and Brush (1984) add that women entrepreneurs consider themselves adept at idea generation, product innovation and dealing with people, average in marketing and business operation and weak in finance.

As a 16-year-old girl with an iPhone, I consider myself pretty adept at social networking.

But Randle, for now, is considered to be more adept at actually playing football.

Both are considered workaholics and particularly adept at attracting smart staff members.

This would all be less concerning, Nourbakhsh said, if the U.S. government were more adept at considering these issues.

The Cardinals are not the Runnin' Redbirds anymore, but they are considered aggressive on the bases, adept at going from first to third.