Sentence examples for not be skilled from inspiring English sources

He considered staying at Stanford, or returning to Walter Reed, but worried that he might not be skilled or focussed enough.

In another, the teachers might not be skilled enough, or the students sufficiently well behaved, for the self-directed learning that both curriculums require to succeed.

He wrote these dialogues in the vernacular, expressly for a broad urban public that would not be skilled in Latin: for the non litteratissimi cittadini, as he called them.

I may not be skilled enough to set a broken leg or brave enough carry a person from a burning building, but I, like my colleagues, can work to inspire a teenager to believe in his own potential, to see that her future depends on hard work and perseverance, to teach them the math they will need in high school and beyond.

Those referred children were examined by general doctors, which are not always familiar with leprosy and therefore may not be skilled to define a child leprosy case.

Furthermore, she may not be skilled to do the functional assessment immediately and happened to identify a new gene of interest after filtering the patient's variants.

You are also not taxed a quarter at a time for not being skilled enough, in the manner of old arcade games.

The most frequently reported barriers were the lack of availability to research, lack of relevant research, having no time or opportunity to use research evidence, policymakers' and other users not being skilled in research methods, and costs (see Table  1).

A marginally competent teacher may not necessarily be skilled enough to promote interest in or appreciation for math among students.

It's not enough to be skilled at playing your own instrument.

Attention was drawn to the importance of skilled birth attendance and TBAs were not found to be skilled.