Democrats have become remarkably adept at bombing in New York mayoral elections.
If Congress takes him up on it, Mr. Obama will have to be remarkably adept to avoid pitfalls in the proposal.
What he is remarkably adept at, however, is prospering in adversity.
The algorithms the firm has developed which had their origin in the decoding of genomes are remarkably adept at finding their way through a thicket of unknowns.
The senior is remarkably adept at drawing fouls, easily leading the league in free throws attempted and made, but too often bails out the opposing defense with a bad shot – he is just 9-for-39 on three-pointers this season.
Humans are remarkably adept at interpreting the gaze direction of other individuals in their surroundings.
Until now, our societies have proved remarkably adept at adjusting to disruptive technologies; but the pace of change in recent decades has caused tremendous strains, reflected in huge income disparities within countries, with near-record gaps between the wealthiest and the rest.
Ignacio Palacios-Huerta, of the London School of Economics, found in a 2003 paper that professional soccer players were remarkably adept game theorists when taking and saving penalty kicks.
He wrote the screenplay for "The Bourne Legacy" with his brother Tony, and although "Nightcrawler" is much less of an action movie, the pacing of the plot is remarkably adept, and we never have long to wait before the next bend in the road.
"This study, as well as many we have done on animals living on land and in the water, come to similar conclusions: Animals are remarkably adept at finding the energetically most efficient way to move through their respective environments," Williams says.
