Sentence examples for considered skilled enough from inspiring English sources

The planes were taking off from San Jose and piloted by US citizens because the Colombians weren't considered skilled enough to spray accurately enough - or so I was told.

Both Mr. Moussa and Mr. Aboul Fotouh are considered skilled debaters.

After more than a decade of training with Mr. Ono, Mr. Nakazawa was told he was now considered a shokunin: a craftsman skilled enough to hang out his own sushi shingle someday.

They think we're not skilled enough.

Decisions about when to retire and whether to take benefits monthly or in a single check are difficult, forcing people to consider when they will die and whether they are skilled enough investors to make a payout last.

They are sometimes not even skilled enough to take up work at newer, more automated furniture factories.

Physicians perceived the CAN test as appropriate for cardiovascular risk stratification, as illustrated in the following excerpt: "…the good thing about it [CAN test] is exactly that it screens them [patients without symptoms] rather than we just consider them in cases where we think of symptoms that the patient might have…or where we are skilled enough to ask about it every time.

"He is a skilled enough politician to tap into these sentiments and take advantage of them," Mr. Senor said.

"They weren't really skilled enough to run this country".

The kind skilled enough to do it themselves.

He was skilled enough to be worth a quick look, but replaceable enough to let go.