Sentence examples for skilled and efficient from inspiring English sources

As always, Mr. Schwarz, best known as the music director of the Seattle Symphony for 26 years and for two decades at the helm of the Mostly Mozart festival, proves a skilled and efficient conductor.

In the second instance, the inability of the country's small domestic market to absorb the total output of a skilled and efficient population forced Switzerland to seek world markets.

There was, however, a wonderfully good facial, which left my skin feeling the cleanest it has for a very long time and, best of all, it was carried out without a hint of a gamelan or singing whale, just skilled and efficient professional treatment with no daft gizmos.

The probable reasons may be (1) expensive apparatus required for the application of respirometric method, (2) necessity of skilled and efficient operating personnel to interpret the acquired data and (3) too little data for comparison between respirometric and BOD5/COD method to convince someone about the advantages of the first on the later (Wenxiang et al. 2008; Rahman and Islam 2013).

Greenberg, Whitcombe & Takeuchi, LLP ("GWT"), is a boutique law firm dedicated to providing skilled and efficient representation in a wide range of business, real estate, construction, and employment litigation, as well as in corporate, transactional, financing and real estate matters for California, national and international business clients.

Instead, they highlight the importance of left temporo-parietal white matter tracts for skilled and efficient reading.

Health facility intra-partum strategies, with a skilled birth attendant and efficient referral of pregnancy and childbirth complications, have been shown to be the most effective to address maternal and early neonatal mortality [ 7, 8].

Teachers who demonstrate they are efficient, skilled and impactful will be rewarded with tenure and will be able to remain with the students who need them the most.

The increasing stroke burden in sub-Saharan Africa far outstrips the availability of skilled human resource to provide timely and efficient acute, rehabilitative and preventive services.

However, the maximum reading speeds achievable using this technique are likely to be limited by the patient's writing speed, and may actively prevent the recovery of the whole-word recognition strategy that affords rapid and efficient reading in skilled readers (Coslett et al., 1993).

Skilled attendance comprises skilled personnel, an organised enabling delivery environment, adequate supplies and equipment, and efficient communication and transport for referrals [ 5].