Sentence examples for not be adept from inspiring English sources

If someone develops early on a skill at repairing cars, she may falsely assume that she will not be adept at literary analysis or theorem proving.

For example, a leader who identifies as being irreverent, skeptical and a "maverick" may not always do what is in his or her economic interest, and may react impulsively and counterproductively to influence attempts by shareholders or activist investors, and may not be adept at making beneficial deals with counterparties.

A candidate well-equipped for a conventional political battle might not be adept at dealing with someone like Donald Trump--a bully whose proposals lack anything like programmatic substance, and who continually speaks without any regard for the truth.

Some projects, including RDBOM [19], address this issue by providing Web-based platforms that are user-friendly to domain experts, who may not be adept at ontology construction.

His aides say that Mr. Gore may not be adept at whipping up a crowd, but that he performs best before groups that are already enthusiastic.

The Saints have a solid pass rush, but they have not been adept at forcing turnovers or stopping the run.

"That's just not being adept at getting my feet underneath me after going full speed and being able to make a throw," he said.

Because behavioral health institutions have very different workflows than those of their primary care counterparts, traditional EHR vendors have historically not been adept at meeting the needs of this subset of caregivers.

Some critics worry that the F.D.A. won't be adept at assessing and mitigating the environmental risks of genetically engineered animals.

It's also clear that the more prickly countries tend not to be adept at online public relations.

This staff, focused on making copiers more efficiently with marginally better features, was not likely to be adept in personal computing.