Sentence examples for unfamiliar tasks from inspiring English sources
He'd rather lead a life of variety, he says, and try his hand at unfamiliar tasks than specialise for the sake of a marginally higher income.
The Greens now have to deal with the unfamiliar tasks that come with no longer being just a party of protest, he said, like balancing competing priorities or appealing to a broader constituency.
HOMEOWNERS who become landlords, either by choice or by circumstance, may find that new and unfamiliar tasks like collecting rent, dealing with late-night repairs and sifting through potential tenants will sour even the sunniest personality.
For Ariadna Peretz, an MBA student at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, group projects are both a test of political skills and an opportunity to take on unfamiliar tasks SOME aspects of an MBA course are reminiscent of life at the office for instance, when the professor puts us in groups without our input.
One explanation may be less experience with large-scale disasters, and they may have faced more unfamiliar tasks.
To measure the subjects' ability to perform unfamiliar tasks, the researchers tested motor skills that involved no mouse at all, such as controlling the position of a finger when the hand is hidden beneath a cover.
Much also depends on how well Gailey handles an unfamiliar task: helping his players manage greater expectations.
Mr. Lonergan was reported to be overwhelmed by the unfamiliar task of directing his own work and changing the script daily.
Thanks to his natural athleticism he took to the unfamiliar task with ease, conceding only five times as Charlton remained unbeaten with two wins and two draws.
"The job I had before Sept. 11 no longer exists," said Detective Divers as he worked Monday night at another unfamiliar task, keeping watch along with hundreds of other officers outside Yankee Stadium during a playoff game.
David Brooks, the New York Times columnist, restates this idea in his book "The Social Animal," while Geoff Colvin, in his book "Talent Is Overrated," adds that "I.Q. is a decent predictor of performance on an unfamiliar task, but once a person has been at a job for a few years, I. Q
