The Karzai regime is, at least, talented at managing that.
Even though most of the HOPE's extra curricular programmes seemed to offer some deviation away from team games, it was only mainly the pupils who were gifted and talented at sport that were choosing to participate, a finding which has been hinted at in other studies [ 11, 29, 32, 33].
Hodge may be talented at one-liners that make the headlines but there is more to her grillings than dramatics.
U.S. credibility has suffered from the perception that this country is good at criticizing schemes to cut global emissions, such as the Kyoto Protocol, but not very talented at creating alternatives that actually work.
U.S. credibility in international global warming diplomacy has suffered because the U.S. is seen as good at criticizing what it doesn't like in the various schemes to cut global emissions, such as the Kyoto Protocol, but not very talented at creating alternatives that actually work.
At least for the moment, there is a new order in the American League -- fresh faces, and talented ones at that.
Schiano, though, is optimistic that he has enough talented players at that position to minimize the void.
She is an artist, and a very talented one at that, but we have discussed the benefits of minoring in something practical as a backup.
Ray is talented at getting comics out of that zone; I remembered what he'd said that night about our little notebooks.
While L.S.U. has received sporadic play at quarterback, the Tigers are so talented at other positions that they have been able to overcome the shortcomings of Jordan Jefferson and Jarrett Lee.
(Brenda says Nate doesn't know her, and he answers, "Yeah, because you won't let me".) Freddy Rodriguez adds humor as Federico, so talented at restoring corpses that he puts the Humpty Dumpty who was chewed up in the mixing machine back together.
