Sentence examples for well trained because from inspiring English sources

"Evaluators need to be well-trained to actually accurately identify what they're seeing, and judges need to be well trained, because you don't see what you're not looking for," said Judge Katherine Tennyson, president of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, who sits on the Multnomah County Circuit Court in Oregon.

"Their animals are also well trained because they're used for logging work in the forests.

He told the Guardian the attackers appeared to be well trained because many of the cuts directly targeted internal organs.

In the analysis of the detection results, we find that S-SAE fails mostly on EEG segments with impulsive noises such as the segment illustrated in Figure 2. Since such abrupt artifacts could appear frequently in EEG signals, the S-SAE model could not be well trained because the MSE-based cost could be dominated by the large outliers.

The army was well trained, however, because it saw almost constant combat service in the Indian Wars.

They are takfiris [excommunicators]." "But we dealt with them on the battlefield of Qusair, just as we'd deal with any terrorist militia anywhere, according to our training, because we are well trained for all combat scenarios," said Mousa.

"The training of police officers is a first step in the right direction because only well trained personnel should interview children who have been raped or sexually abused" said Bellamy.  "While insecurity is still rampant in Darfur, the Government of Sudan has a responsibility to protect its women and girls from the extraordinary brutality they have endured for far too long.

"We had a couple of unfortunate events involving staff in Afghanistan last year and because staff were well trained, information flowed.

However, a well-designed and fitted wheelchair is not sufficient for optimal sports performance: the athlete must be well trained, skilled, and use effective biomechanics because wheelchair athletes face some unique biomechanical challenges.

"The major challenge for our security forces is the presence of foreign fighters in Kunar because they are well trained and equipped and support the Afghan Taliban," said Col. Hayatullah Aqtash, the Second Brigade commander.

"Indian scientists have always done very well in the U.S. because they are well trained and do not face a major language barrier.