Sentence examples for far more adept from inspiring English sources

Mr DeMint has proven far more adept at picking off Republicans than Democrats.

Ponzi's scheme has enjoyed a rich afterlife, often in far more adept hands.

It has proved far more adept than Congress at using the internet, mobile phones and volunteers.

The authors expect these social networks to grow far more adept at fostering connections between people with similar interests.

But when it mattered most, Iverson did what he was far more adept at on this night: passing the ball.

Nick and Ben were far more adept at this than I was, largely from having spent time reporting in conflict zones, I suppose.

The day is reserved — both by Cuban Catholics and by the far more numerous adepts of Santería, the Yoruba-born faith of its historical African slaves — for the patron saint of healing and rebirth.

C1 Needing Speed on Internet A study reported that college students are far more Net-adept than the general population and will graduate with expectations of a high-speed Internet world that could push the technology development of the workplace and the home.

Next term, there will be many more Republicans in Congress spoiling for a fight, and the White House will have to be far more pugnacious and adept to preserve its priorities and avoid trickery and extortion.

A 2006 University of Toronto study found that avid readers of fiction were far more socially adept than avid readers of non-fiction: "Comprehending characters in a narrative fiction appears to parallel the comprehension of peers in the actual world, while the comprehension of expository non-fiction shares no such parallels".

So far, China has been much more adept at borrowing other people's ideas than producing its own, particularly when it comes to high-level innovation.