Sentence examples for good at state from inspiring English sources

"Typically, the management isn't very good" at state banks, he says.

Whereas van Zuijlen was pretty good at stating the "what" of his research, he admitted that he wasn't very good at explaining the "why".

It said many good students at state schools had not studied the subjects required for its courses.

But the North's centrally planned economy has long lacked the ability to produce enough food and consumer goods at state-set prices, meaning demand outstripped supply even more than it usually does.

The Scandinavians are good at linking state support with the nudge to retrain.

"I think I'd be pretty good at the state of nature," he said.

Still, the news for Republicans has been reasonably good at the state level, where their candidates have been freer from the partisan dysfunction in Washington.

Martin Amis says, "Ian's terribly good at stressed states.

There is a very fine line between reminding your own citizens of what you're good at and stating that you're better than everyone else, especially your closest neighbours.

Dr Austin argues that while we are actually quite good at countering state-sponsored espionage against government departments, "we don't have the capability of tracking foreign espionage against the country's political leaders".

Dr Austin argues that while we are actually quite good at countering state-sponsored espionage against government departments, "we don't have the capability of tracking foreign espionage against the country's political leaders". Dr Austin uses the recent resignation of former health minister Sussan Ley as an example.