Sentence examples for not so skilled from inspiring English sources

Other stars were not so skilled in self-preservation.

Avery is a skilled player, agitations aside, but not so skilled that it would explain how much better the Rangers do with him than without him.

To make his case, Mr. Hannas draws on a raft of data about Asian scientific research practices, technology piracy and graduate study abroad, all intended to show that Asians are brilliant imitators but poor innovators, adept at borrowing and improving on Western science but not so skilled at making advances themselves.

We humans are sometimes really good at doing and not so skilled at letting go and allowing.

Maria Butina, the 29-year-old woman arrested for operating as a Russian secret agent in the U.S., was apparently not so skilled at keeping secrets after a few vodka shots.

(EW describes the revamped Connor as, from the outset, "great with a sniper rifle but not so skilled at the nuances of human emotion").. Perhaps more troubling would be if "Genisys" were to usher in a gooey father-daughter dynamic that feels out of place in a gritty genre tale.

Like in any industry, there are those who aren't so skilled at what they do - and if you have an expensive instrument, you don't want it to be damaged further when it should be fixed.

Most serious, because slowest to rectify, is a shortage of skilled and even not-so-skilled people.

Second, where sectors are not so high skilled, more domestic in nature and employers compete on cost, government must use all the levers at its disposal to incentivise firms to adopt business models that pay people a living wage and treat them fairly.

They're not always so skilled at articulating themselves.

Even mighty Apple was not always so skilled.