In just one week, our widely-skilled field crew had honed our protocol capturing nearly 20 gray seals, deploying 7 high-resolution GPS cell phone tags (in addition to a handful of other satellite telemetry tags), collecting hundreds of biological samples for collaborators, and disentangling two animals with life-threatening entanglements with fishing gear.
Military leaders are well educated, widely experienced, and skilled in managing billion-dollar budgets.
the percentage of births attended by health professionals is widely used to measure skilled attendance.
Ms. Fairstein is widely viewed as a skilled and fair prosecutor able to sift through such competing claims and perhaps ambiguous evidence.
Though Obama has not had to engage in a real debate since the 2008 campaign, he is widely seen as a skilled practitioner of the vital art.
His is a particularly difficult loss for the bank, according to people briefed on the matter, because he was widely considered to be skilled at tackling thorny problems at a time when the bank has been faulted over weak oversight in places.
Start by identifying an honest broker to coordinate the collaboration--a person who is widely trusted and highly skilled in building partnerships.
RIP Ramsay Bolton, enthusiastic sadist, skilled archer and widely resented Warden of the North.
In addition to its architecture, Gujarat is widely recognized for its highly skilled craftwork.
Women and children were widely used for the less skilled operations; again, this was no novelty, but it was newly troubling now that work was located outside the home and was often more dangerous, given the hazards of unprotected machinery.
