Sentence examples for more adept in from inspiring English sources

The linemen are more adept in pass protection, and defenders learn how to better cover receivers.

I can use both hands in many ways though each hand is more adept in some functions than the other.

Mr Peña does indeed seem more adept in the exercise of presidential power than his two immediate predecessors.

The theory that people are becoming more adept in searching the Web is borne out by some hard data, too.

Democrats slightly outnumber Republicans in Pennsylvania, but Republicans have been more adept in recent years at winning elections.

"The fighting has made [Hezbollah] a better fighting force and more adept in conventional military warfare," Dichter said.

Reid had been 13-0 afthe the bye with the Eagles, and Philadelphia was coming off a bye week in which Reid had dumped the defensive coordinator Juan Castillo, hoping that the new coordinator, Todd Bowles, would be more adept at in-game adjustments and that the Eagles would be refocused by Reid's jarring decision to cast Castillo aside.

The more adept golfers in the study lost the most strokes.

If Sarah Palin's well-deserved flameout can save us from the ascendancy of a much smarter, more adept Sarah Palin in the future, at least until we can navigate some sort of intelligent path forward, her self-inflicted political implosion will have served us all well.

And, of course, flight attendants will be expected to become even more adept at using in-flight technology.

Sussex, purportedly the third-best team in the country going into this game, proved no more adept at batting in the second innings than they had been in the first and were bowled out, for 116.