There are at least some signs that Crown Prince Abdullah may be wise and skilled enough to pull his country through the current crisis.
Even the casting shows meticulous attention to detail: to maintain the illusion, the actors have to be unfamiliar to the audience yet skilled enough to pull off a tricky type of parody.
It takes a reasonably skilled politician to pull something like this off.
Our bartender, who introduced himself as Finch, keeps fucking things up, playing Cocktail-like games with glasses that he clearly isn't skilled enough to pull off.
Read Ange Mlinko, a contemporary poet skilled enough to pull of rhyming potatoes with tattoos to end her poem "The Grind":[3] spooning up Aphrodite / to Greek porticoes, and our potatoes, / and plain living which might be / shaken by infinitesimal tattoos.
Mr. Tyson isn't nearly a skilled enough performer to pull off those kinds of transitions.
But, he adds, there might be an issue over securing the right number of skilled individuals required to pull off a wide range of bilateral and regional trade deals within a short time frame.
The sound is faint, but definitely still quite annoying, and enough to distract me, or any skilled cook, from the concentration necessary to pull off a high-maintenance dish like risotto.
This has encouraged companies to hire previously unemployed low-skilled workers, which in turn tends to pull down measured productivity growth.
"One of the challenges for scientists highly skilled in data manipulation and informatics is to pull all [these data sets] together, be they genetic, patient, or hospital data sets, to inform research," says Vincent.
