Sentence examples for dint of training from inspiring English sources
Rather, the more plausible explanation is that Wakefield developed the chocolate-chip cookie "by dint of training, talent, [and] hard work".
By dint of their training, they bring extra bonuses, too.
By dint of our being here".
The biggest scandal is that the NHS may start setting up for-profit clinics in developing countries such as India, having denuded those countries of their precious medical and nursing staff by dint of successive governments failing to train enough of our own staff.
I perform the work of a permanent employee, by dint of working there each day and being an integral member of a team (I have trained other staff and even gave a software presentation to another company during a merger).
Perhaps by dint of her gender, too.
By dint of West German diplomacy they did.
For Edmar Castaneda, the unconventional comes by dint of instrumentation.
(Israelis, by dint of nationality, get steep discounts).
Other veterans of uranium's past are wary, by dint of experience.
He was considered a "woman's director" by dint of the affinity he demonstrated for actresses.
