Sentence examples for facile training from inspiring English sources
We won't manage this through facile training sessions or management reviews.
The focus on the men's competition has been more febrile than ever this year, with every trade and training run and facile fantasy football angle agonised over as much as the focus on AFL House.
The training, though extensive, seemed facile.
At Kempton, Nigel Twiston-Davies' classy hurdler The New One started his season with a facile success and will now be trained for a valuable new hurdles race at Haydock next month.
The facile interactions among departments and institutes provide an exceptional environment for training students and doing research.
I want to train you in a new method and get you very facile at having those tough conversations.
For all the money spent for Obama or against Obama, it's far from clear that the electorate is so easily malleable: The intersection of beliefs and economics creates a constellation of complex tropisms in which it seems just as facile to suggest that the Kochs have derailed the presidency as Warren Buffet and George Soros drove the Obama train into the White House.
Things go wrong when people's ability to adapt successfully is weakened, for example, by time constraints, inadequate training or goal conflicts and things will likely keep going wrong if we rely on facile, superficial explanations for those failures.
Companies either need to wrap these variegated skills into one person through training and accumulating different types of experiences, or, more likely, assemble a team that is sufficiently facile with the techniques that they can interact productively, ensuring that there is some mechanism to match the approach (and the analyst) to the problem.
