Sentence examples for far more skill from inspiring English sources
"Now you've got to be so tight and precise, there's far more skill involved.
He has shown far more skill in handling Congress than many people expected.
It's cleaned the rucks out... and we're seeing far more skill in our game.
Taking advantage of the Cumbrian soil, he often places vegetables at the centre of his creations: "A [vegetable] dish shows far more skill and imagination than turning out meat and two veg".
In Chile, these in vasions — usually occupying vacant lots or Government land reserved for parks and housing projects — are planned and executed far more skill fully and systematically than any where else.
The memory of its crunchy, pan-roasted octopus and vibrant fennel salad prompted a friend to send me an e-mail from a restaurant in Milan: "Porta cooked its octopus with far more skill; it was better-dressed and better-seasoned".
College students expecting investment in higher education to pay them a decent career dividend must therefore hope that our private sector businesses become far more skills intensive in the coming years".
These things used to come from the country – but now they've moved to the city," she says".I decided to absorb these people's knowledge for the book – since they've got far more skills than I have – to try and deepen my experience of food".
Alexa already has far more skills available at her disposal compared with rivals – over 15,000, in fact, as of this July.
In the championship comparison to Auriemma's celebrated team, the Sooners were short in size, far more than skill.
Beyond that, whether they can find a place and purpose in the N.B.A. — where the only active players who stand 7-foot-3 or taller are Dallas's Kristaps Porzingis, who has a far more diverse skill set, and Philadelphia's Boban Marjanovic — remains to be seen.
