Sentence examples for much adept from inspiring English sources

But now, e-mail messages identify search engines that can find strings of text that plagiarists might have used, and faculty members are much adept at using the software.

Here Bigolina shows that she is well versed in Neoplatonic philosophy and very much adept at talking about Leon Ebreo.

But the writer, director and star is a much more adept film maker than his loony plot suggests.

Barack Obama has turned out to be so much more adept at implementing George W. Bush's foreign policy than Bush was, but he is less adept at implementing his own.

They are much less adept at negotiation and compromise.

"Europe is much more adept at creating billion-dollar tech companies than most experts expected.

The difference was that Leicester proved much more adept at finishing than their hosts.

He claimed "the Government has got much more adept at writing contracts and transferring risk to the private sector".

What's worrying about the Bushies is that they seem much more adept at breaking things than building things.

On the one hand, federal agents have become much more adept at blending in with the crowd.

As a singer, he is much more adept as a rock 'n' roll cutup than as a saloon balladeer.