Sentence examples for indifferent skill from inspiring English sources

It was thrilling to him in a world that had already, and with such indifferent skill, forsaken all its charms.

Ms. Fuller is known for her hellacious hours, indifferent people skills and an approach to deadline matters that is more akin to ritual sacrifice than publishing protocol.

She mocks the howlers in some hastily introduced textbooks and despairs at the indifferent composition skills of those Supreme Court judges who found nothing unconstitutional in the previous government's education policy.

The over-skilled are indifferent between deploying any amount of skills between the maximum required by their jobs and their entire endowments.

Hurling, one of the oldes Irish games, requires a high degree of speed and skill and an indifferent attitude toward being hit on the head.

Workers in this condition are indifferent between any level of skill deployment in the interval [max j,η i ].  .

Some 41% of businesses described knowledge of a foreign language as beneficial (so a majority is at best indifferent), while 28% thought language skills would help build relations with overseas contacts (so almost three-quarters felt they would not).

Therefore, the level of skill at which individuals are indifferent between one occupation and the other does not change with changes in the exogenous TFP.

Nor was he known for marketing his skills to investors (he was indifferent to collecting clients and only 92 managed to sign on).

It's firing the incompetent, indifferent and woefully under-performing employee that demands skill and caution.

Both have an intuitive feel for the vulnerability and skill of men in small boats confronting the indifferent sea.