Sentence examples for skill in dealing from inspiring English sources

Haydn carried out his duties extremely well and revealed tact, good nature, and skill in dealing with people.

This was a pure test of skill in dealing with complex situations, unaffected by partners or opponents.

Possibly in television -- mass rather than intimate, broadcast rather than vocal -- excellence depends on skill in dealing with those same two elements: the medium's nature and its past.

902 Al-Muʿtaḍid, (died 902) one of the greatest of the ʿAbbāsid caliphs (reigned 892 902), known especially for his ruthless skill in dealing with competing provincial dynasties, sects, and factions.

The modern practice of gynecology requires skill in pelvic surgery, a knowledge of female urologic conditions, because the symptoms of diseases of the urinary tract and the genital tract are often similar, and skill in dealing with the minor psychiatric problems that often arise among gynecologic patients.

It is demanding and challenging work that requires skill in dealing with the logistical challenges posed not only by the disasters themselves, but also by the large and often bureaucratic organizations he works with.

Mr. Scheele's skills in dealing with such constituencies are better regarded.

"That would require him, however, to learn some better skills in dealing with people, including commissioners and Congress".

He had a reputation for good sense and leadership as well as skills in dealing with people.

The aim is to develop skills in dealing with such practical social situations as speechmaking, interviewing, or applying for a job.

She said she often uses Lincoln to teach businesses that "there are lessons to be learned from his skills in dealing with people, putting rivals into his cabinet, that have implications for people in managerial terms".