Sentence examples for more skilfully from inspiring English sources

"Be careful and don't step off".Few walked it more skilfully than Mr Rich.

His planes were faster, easier to maneuver, more skilfully armed and more effective in action than any other ship.

Some influential Democrats today have a different complaint: that Republicans use words more skilfully to win political battles.

I don't think he ever did it more skilfully, or with more gleeful self-awareness, than in Rear Window.

Those fears have faded as the job market in America has recovered, and as American firms have found ways to manage the politics of outsourcing more skilfully.

Part of the governor's appeal, says one local academic, is that voters believed her METI connections would help her tap into these subsidies more skilfully.

And yet in spite of the segmentation of the audience, most of the new revenue has come from mass-market brands such as Coca-Cola and McDonald's.Remarkably this seems to be because commercial radio is now being sold much more aggressively and skilfully than in the past.

In this way, a person can learn to think and act more creatively and skilfully.

Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, Peru's environment minister, who had skilfully presided over more than two weeks of fraught negotiations, announced that a deal had been struck by more than 190 countries.

All the actors are football fans, and more than decent players who skilfully re-enacted the Berne game themselves.

Brownlie, at his best square of the wicket, spanks a pull for four and skilfully back cuts two more.