Sentence examples for more skilled hands from inspiring English sources

It has quirky, sometimes violent twists and oddball turns which, in more skilled hands, could be as weirdly funny as a classic of the genre such as The Big Lebowski.

With drug gangs suspected to be linked to the recent disappearance of 43 students in Mexico, the timely subject matter of "¿Es el Chapo?" would make a fascinating "60 Minutes" segment or even an astonishing documentary in more skilled hands.

In more skilled hands, these lines were also not very popular, because of spasm of the vein, a tendency to take the wrong route (to the head), and thrombosis of the vein in up to 8% of patients [ 1].

Japanese economists say the United States is not likely to suffer a decline that is as severe or long-lasting as Japan's, because they see a more skilled hand at the tiller of the American economy: the Federal Reserve.

A better, wiser movie might have approached the opioid epidemic in less sweeping, more affecting fashion, just as a more skilled hand might have achieved the fusion of genre filmmaking and sociology lesson it seems to be aiming for.

Somehow the non-dominant hand gave me access to ideas that would not have come to light, overpowered by my more conscious, skilled hand.

Once your left hand becomes skilled enough to do do the job easily, there's no need to be impatient about your left hand becoming more skilled just because your right hand is even more skilled.

If your goal is to get the highest efficiency at completing a task with either hand, then it's pretty useless to make your dominant hand even more skilled and is more important to focus your attention on gaining skill in your non-dominant hand.

Intubation, even in skilled hands, may be more challenging or impossible, as success relies more heavily on the operator's skill and the patient's airway characteristics than the device itself [ 3, 5, 9, 10].

Having more skilled employees and leaders on hand means more chances for innovation and growth.

If predictions about the outcome of the dominant hand's action are better, because that hand is more reliable and more skilled, then ambiguous errors might be assigned to the less reliable, less predictable non-dominant hand.