Sentence examples for eerily skilled from inspiring English sources

Thing Five: Insider Trading: In shocking news that will no doubt shock you, corporate insiders are often eerily skilled at perfectly timing the purchase or sale of their own companies' stocks, according to a study by the Wall Street Journal: "Executives can trade for entirely legitimate reasons, such as to raise money to meet a tax bill or simply to diversify.

The Guardian: Fear and disbelief stalk Mexico City's eerily empty streets PROFESSIONALS SUFFER WORSE IN RECESSION THAN LESS-SKILLED WORKERS Joblessness is rising more quickly among the managerial and professional workforce than eslewhere, according to an analysis by the Financial Times.

Much of what Northern Ireland puts on display is eerily reminiscent of the successes of the Irish Republic: low wages, a high proportion of young, skilled people and corporate incentives.

Eerily prescient.

Eerily direct.

Eerily so.

Eerily so, for many.

It is eerily quiet.

It was eerily empty.

It was eerily still.

Responses were eerily similar.