Sentence examples for more capable hands from inspiring English sources

But next time around, he should leave the script to more capable hands.

I'll hand you back to his far more capable hands for the remainder of England's run chase.

I shall leave you in the much more capable hands of Michael and the rest of the team here in the office.

The rest is taken up with the cat-and-mouse game between Mr. Boseman's character and Mr. Kittles's, which in more capable hands might have made a decent one-act play.

Although placing Discover in more capable hands makes sense from an operating perspective, it would also remove a consistent source of profit that has provided stability during rocky moments in the financial markets.

"The Blue Union has heard the message loud and clear from Evertonians that we must ensure our voices continue to be heard, and that the pressure remains on until the future of one of the giants of British football is secured and the ownership of our club rests in more capable hands.

Given that the title is now in the more than capable hands of Platinum Games (Bayonetta, Vanquish) you can expect plenty of hi-octane combat (and more than a little ultra violence).

What remains as vital as ever, though, is Burton Lane's spectacular score, which is in more than capable hands in the concert version of the show currently playing through May 30 at the Irish Repertory Theater.

That will mean that while Baxter comes with a simple hand, or "end effector," it will be able to adapt the system with more complex and capable hands that will be able to perform tasks that require greater dexterity.

There was a positive correlation of 0.15 when the students considered confidence and of 0.29 when they looked for smooth movement, so they were actually more capable of determining hand quality from these variables than when asked to estimate it directly.

In the corridors of power in Paris and Berlin, the capitals that count in deciding Greece's fate, he is seen as a safe pair of hands, more capable than most at navigating the crisis-hit nation away from the shores of economic Armageddon.