Sentence examples for skilful groups from inspiring English sources

"You look at the Fijians, they're one of the most skilful groups of athletes you've ever seen.

She also notes that the jobs of mayor or governor pose particular challenges, because the stereotype of the good female politician is of a skilful group or committee worker, not a charismatic boss.

Students who possess limited expertise or technological skills can learn from skilful group mates and high-performing students can practice by guiding their team, thus introducing a positive lifestyle for young learners and practitioners especially in the fields of Computer Science and IT.

The NRA remains one of the richest, most potent, and most skilful lobbying groups in the land and, even if Democrats were to regain control of the House, enough of them represent districts where gun tradition runs deep to ensure that the NRA has its way.

The prosecution described Assange as "the most active" and "most skilful" of the group, and pressed for a prison sentence.

Andrew Bujalski, the most skilful of the mumblecore group, has made the playful, experimental Computer Chess, released later this month.

The Morley College Annual Report of 1927 recorded the formation of a folk dance club, and noted Joseph's "skilful direction" of the group.

"This group is very skilful.

We would also like to acknowledge the work places, the ergonomists from the occupational health services participating in the study and the "Epimouse-group" for their skilful work.

Skilfulness: I quickly became skilful with TALOE web tool.

Shorter's quartet celebrates humanity's hope for harmony without top-down rules, and it's probably the most skilful, mutually attuned and fearlessly adventurous small jazz group on the planet.