Sentence examples for reasonably adept from inspiring English sources
But partly its because he's reasonably adept at the politics.
MacMillan's surprising report: Nixon became "reasonably adept," but Kissinger was "hopelessly clumsy".
They may also be reasonably adept at other things, such as modelling sunglasses or forming task forces to solve environmental problems.
Even if people don't learn the technique behind how to sing, you use your voice for the purpose of speech so everyone's reasonably adept at controlling it.
I become reasonably adept at the towel part of the job, folding bath towels, hand towels, face cloths and bathmats, stacking them and putting them on the shelves.
By the end of the first week, the Estonians, with the help of authorities in other countries, had become reasonably adept at filtering out malicious data.
This level of contamination could reasonably occur in the ADEPT study at the level of the GP, or by women in the intervention group sharing the decision aid with women in the control group within a variety of maternity care environments, as well as through social settings.
