Sentence examples for more adeptly from inspiring English sources

"I don't see how we could have handled this much more adeptly," the ABC executive said.

This means they can coordinate all the neural signals in an area far more adeptly than mouse astrocytes can.

He handled the budget and the economy more adeptly and robustly than expected and took most of the credit for Italy's acceptance into the single currency.

She spent at least half the year racing in Europe, and it frustrated her that she could not communicate more adeptly.

But before they can become a new industry standard, he added, they will have to more adeptly meld music and video.

But because of their heft, they can shape markets and consumer preferences more adeptly than brands in the other quadrants can.

The small woman sitting across from me labels the curved tins much more quickly and adeptly than I; she speaks to herself as she works, mumbling quietly as she sits bent over her pile of canisters, her words a garbled stream of an unknown language.

The dreamlike beginning of "Young Ones" recalls a vintage J Dilla beat one of Knight's primary inspirations with the producer adeptly juggling more dissonant sounds in the song's second half.

The phone marries classic BlackBerry design elements with a more modern form factor quite adeptly.

They will ask more from their linebackers, to drop adeptly and quickly into passing lanes, to cloud those lanes for Warner and his receivers and give the cornerbacks less ground to cover.

And the plot, while adeptly constructed, offers surprises that are more quietly satisfying than earthshaking.