Sentence examples for skilled before from inspiring English sources

"I think what matters is that you have extremely talented and dedicated athletes who were very skilled before their pregnancy," Dr. Levine said.

After the fight, Morales admitted he had never faced such a skilled opponent before, but he felt no shame in losing.

Modified (Type B) contracts limit the number of days a resident may stay in assisted living or skilled nursing before getting dinged with an add-on fee.

41.5% of the respondents indicated that night school has enabled them to "perform tasks that they were not skilled in before".

It's not an easy question to answer anyway, depending as it does on whether someone sees the patient collapse or whether it happens unobserved, on how long it takes before CPR starts and then how long before skilled medical personnel can begin the rest of the advanced cardiac drill (drugs, defibrillation, airways).

"The athletes are definitely more skilled than ever before," said Dr. Robert Cantu, a professor of neurosurgery and part of a team at Boston University Medical School that has found that athletes who sustain multiple concussions during their career are at increased risk for chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

The firms hit hardest by the crisis were precisely those that had the biggest problems recruiting skilled labour before it.

He also won the Lindsay (then called the Lester B. Pearson Trophy) and Hart awards in 2004, so he thrived as a small, skilled forward before the rules changed.

She is often compared to Chief Justice Roberts, who had also made his mark as a skilled advocate before the court.

Under Rudd's plans, which aim to significantly cut net migration, EU workers would need to have a skilled job before being allowed into Britain.

Each element that you interact with (and there is a lot of interaction) was created by a different set of skilled people, before you even arrive at the objects on display.