Sentence examples for indeed skilled from inspiring English sources
Now, I am certain that there are many second-generation Marines who are indeed skilled leaders, but just the mere fact of being a second-generation Marine doesn't impart leadership skills, particularly if you're an idiot.
As for "waiting tables before moving on to bigger and better things" -- this is my bigger and better thing, unless and until advocates like Steven A. Shaw succeed in turning this career (such as it is) and profession (it is indeed a skilled art) into a job that leaves one stuck on the lowest rungs of our socioeconomic ladder.
The traditional hunters of Sierra Leone are indeed highly skilled and resourceful men.
This suggests that indeed low skilled immigration has made it easier for women to combine work and family responsibilities.
Indeed highly skilled workers could be hired to work for projects in their home country and therefore do not necessarily migrate as a consequence of "project" aid.
Although locating a tortoise's "intromittent organ" (penis) is a highly skilled, indeed delicate, operation, at least it isn't dangerous.
Indeed, it takes skilled leadership to turn around a failing system, but what about the leaders who allowed it to fail in the first place?
Indeed, we find that skilled migrants are highly reactive to both the attraction effect of aid and its budget constraint softening properties.
Descriptors such as fast and obligatory indeed describe aspects of skilled reading in typical adult subjects, evidenced prominently by an entire literature exploring variants of the classic Stroop effect (Stroop 1935; Tanenhaus et al. 1980; Dennis and Newstead 1981; see MacLeod 1991 for a review).
Another group, using another methodology, found that the wages of the low-skilled were indeed hurt.
