Sentence examples for skilled in handling from inspiring English sources

There was no doubt that Mr. Steinhäuser had become quite skilled in handling his guns.

Throughout his military service General Browne was known as a man skilled in handling emergencies.

Supporting cast members, particularly Darlene Hope as an adoption agent, are skilled in handling the considerable humor.

He said firefighters would be unable to respond and would have to depend on the county unit for handling hazardous materials, private contractors 40 miles way who are skilled in handling chemical spills or special units of the State Police in Trenton 60 miles away.

A newly published report on jihadism found: "Returning foreign fighters from Syria and Iraq – battle-hardened, skilled in handling arms and explosives, and ideologically radicalised – pose a direct threat not only to the security of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also of the region and beyond".

"The C.F.P.B. needs highly qualified staff, from those who are skilled in handling individual consumer complaints to experts in legislative and intergovernmental affairs to lawyers who are able to craft clear and precise rules," Raj Date, who is leading the bureau, said in a statement.

"The full control of 99 by this acquisition is a natural extension to last year's equity participation in 99... well designed by Didi". Though still a young unicorn, "Didi is a skilled driver in handling relationships with investors, competitors and partners," says Ma considering the investment in Middle East online taxi service Careem last year.

Phrases like 'loud debate'heatedtediscussionsns' and 'healthy conflict' peppered the articles and transcripts from all companies". The more skilled managers become in handling differences and change without creating or getting involved in conflict, the more successful their teams and companies will become.

But she went on to urge witnesses to call the police, pointing out how much more skilled officers have become in handling domestic violence.

With few exceptions, competent warehousemen, and experienced and skilled auctioneers and helpers in handling and selling tobacco are not found in Georgia and must be obtained from other states.

While a similar pattern was reported in Pakistan (Aujla et al. 1998), a different pattern was reported in Sudan where milking of camels in Sudan was done by hired labour that are skilled and more knowledgeable in handling camels (Babiker and El-Zubeir 2014; Shuiep et al. 2014).