In orchards sprayed with this same parathion, workers handling foliage that had been treated a month earlier have collapsed and gone into shock, escaping severe injury only by a small margin, thanks to skilled medical attention.
Polanski has never done anything more fluent or skilled: his attention to such things as mood and gesture and the altering landscapes of wind, rain, and water is the work of a virtuoso.
Without immediate skilled medical attention provided by a midwife or doctor, Nigeria will struggle to save the lives of our youngest citizens in the north.
With the global agenda historically focused on increasing access, or quantity, of skilled care, the need to improve quality of care has received less attention [ 4, 5].
Elsewhere, other researchers have drawn attention to bad quality care as a barrier to accessibility and utilization of skilled care services in low-income countries [ 30, 31].
But Piazza, who is as skilled at deflecting attention as he is at swatting a baseball, has changed the course of the Mets franchise.
Other kitchens were perhaps more skilled at winning attention, and the idea of market-driven, hyper-regional cooking, led by chefs such as Gianfranco Minuz and Vincenti's own former chef Gino Angelini, was taking over from the notion of luxury Italian cuisine.
Trump, perhaps the world's most skilled troll, can get attention whenever he wants, simply by being outrageous.
Diana became skilled at diverting her attention, focussing on the goals she set for herself at school and in the pool.
Last week the Wimbledon schedulers were criticised for putting virtually unknown but suspiciously telegenic women on Centre Court while less attractive but more skilled athletes got less attention on the outside courts.
