Sentence examples for more skilled with from inspiring English sources

Some students, Dr. Gardner says, are more skilled with language.

Until the Rangers' third-period scoring burst, the Flyers, the top team in the Eastern Conference, were a step ahead — a bit faster, a bit more skilled, with a bit better goalkeeping.

Twenty-nine per cent who failed first time said they had learned from their mistakes and 27 per cent said they had become more skilled with the extra practice.

As an example of how Heinz might be more skilled with its marketing, he excitedly described how there was no sponsor besides Nathan's for the World Championship Hot Dog Eating Contest and how Heinz missed out on a big opportunity.

In the meantime we found out that some of us are better with leeks and others more skilled with carrots or pumpkins.

It's a complex machine and I had only a short amount of time to operate it after it was completed and before it left the studio for the States, so I expect to get more skilled with the machine as the week goes on.

Egypt has more skilled workers with long experience in the textile industry.

He said states need to bring in more skilled workers with a variety of professional backgrounds.

One study showed poor readers who were baseball fans tested better for comprehension on a baseball passage than more skilled readers with little interest in the topic.

The second level is what can be done by a non-skilled but trained person in a non-health facility with some supplies, and the third is what can be done by a more skilled person with supplies that require more capabilities such as intramuscular injections.

Although living with loss might not get better, people become stronger and more skilled at it with time and effort, much as they do with any physical feat.