Sentence examples for increasingly more skilled from inspiring English sources

And herein lies our biggest challenge: we are becoming increasingly more skilled at how to defend ourselves, but we are losing the tools to understand what we are expected to protect.

Iddo Benzeevi, the chief executive of Highland Fairview, which owns the 1.8-million-square-foot distribution center leased by Skechers, said that he planned to open several more facilities and that warehouses would increasingly rely on more skilled workers to operate computers.

Increasingly desperate, he helps mastermind a heist, drawing out the more skilled denizens of the city's criminal underbelly.

These forces were either feudal levies, drawn up by local nobles for a limited period of service during a campaign, or, increasingly, mercenaries, who were expensive but more flexible and often more skilled.

Health and social care should be more closely integrated through strategic planning and day-to-day practice, but this means asking care workers to deal with increasingly complex needs without a system for registration or widely recognised accreditation as care workers become more skilled and experienced.

Finland is much more skilled than us.

I think I am more skilled, though.

"I feel increasingly more American," Chandler said.

Developers become much more skilled much more quickly.

That project would take more skilled, higher paid workers.

In American history, there have been few more skilled orators.