Sentence examples for yet skilled from inspiring English sources

Yet some people say the locals are not yet skilled enough to continue the job.

You're not yet skilled enough to make contributions to the research literature, which can be frustrating.

He is a monolith on the crease, yet skilled enough to deftly feed his teammates.

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 has the superstar scorer in Vince Carter, the rugged yet skilled power forward in Antonio Davis, outside shooting in Alvin Williams and Morris Peterson, doggedness in Chris Childs, athletic frontcourt play off the bench in Jerome Williams and Keon Clark, and now, one of the top five or six centers in the league.

Both the developed and developing world share the paradox of youth unemployment yet skilled job vacancies, not least in engineering, science and technology.

Two years older, yet equally skilled in denial, my own terror came from sensing that it was in fact true, but too horrific for me to consider.

What with the Capitol steps being awfully steep and Cheney not yet a skilled wheelchair driver, I flashed on the baby-carriage scene from "Battleship Potemkin".

Mr Dry said: "This was no improbable fantasy of a naive daydreamer divorced from reality, but a carefully planned revenge attack, constructed and resourced by an embittered yet highly skilled and savvy computer hacker".

Yet, as skilled labour market entrants in Switzerland mainly experience short spells of unemployment (see Sacchi and Salvisberg [2012]), human capital depreciation is presumably not very important as missed work experience may not be extensive.

But she is not yet as skilled in fine motor coordination with her fingers and hands.