Sentence examples for may be skillful from inspiring English sources
Individuals may be skillful at handling certain money matters but inept at others, and they may not know which is which.
Atomization of holy war comes at a price, Stratfor added: The would-be killers may be less skillful than trained ones, and less committed.
He may be lucky, skillful or both, but so far, Mr. Shumlin, the relatively new governor of a state unaccustomed to disasters, has encountered almost nothing but geniality as he has traveled the hardest-hit parts of Vermont, doling out hugs and reminding residents that "Vermonters are tough".
On the other hand, its disadvantages are as follows: (1) the operative time is prolonged; (2) the removal of contaminants may be insufficient; and (3) the surgeon needs to be skillful in the manipulation of sutures.
Imagine being skillful in your mind's eye and you'll be skillful in reality.
These endeavors require you to be skillful, sneaky and silent.
Gen. J. Bankhead Magruder … signally evinces that superior force may be overcome by skillful conception and daring courage".
I may be a less skillful driver than a driverless car.
Thus, in some way an elephant's trunk may be comparable to the skillful hands of primates.
One way of reconciling these seemingly contradictory findings is the possibility that attending to emotions in a skillful manner may help to reduce depression whereas attending to emotions with limited skill may be counterproductive.
