| We believe that women can excel in the field as it is not all about muscle but tact and diplomacy. |
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| Special mention was made to Eddie Gray for his passion to see Sri Lanka excel in sports internationally at home and abroad. |
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| Restaurants excel in serving up the island's seafood alongside the usual pizzas and pastas. |
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| He has never stood out as a propagator of ideas, nor did he excel in the art of debate. |
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| Those who excel in this struggle distinguish themselves through nothing more exotic than boundless cunning and ruthlessness. |
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| They excel in fickleness, inconstancy, absence of thought and logic and incapacity to reason. |
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| As the competition intensifies to excel in information technology, the division will likely widen. |
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| He was the world-famous acrobat who proved that bodybuilding does not lead to inflexibility or the inability to excel in other sports. |
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| This form of art provides ample scope for the actor to excel in histrionics. |
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| The French iron industry, together with the Italian, came to excel in engineering rather than in the manufacture of pig and cast-iron. |
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| In the world of stiff competition, it is natural for the parents to force their children to excel in what they do. |
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| In the ever-competitive business of finance and banking, Bangkok Bank is striving to excel in customer service and provide quality products. |
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| Professionals who excel in their field but become edentulous when they come up against a social evil. |
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| Compared with their peers, diviners excel in insight, imagination, fluency in language, and knowledge of cultural traditions. |
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| Children and adults who excel in one area, such as math, are very poor in other areas. |
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| We are very fortunate to have a group of staff who knit together as a team and excel in what they do. |
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| He began to excel in it and represented Horwich in the final Youth Games held last weekend. |
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| Plus the fact that I happen to excel in all subjects, a bigger brain usage will do that to you. |
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| When the going got tough every York player on the pitch dug deeper to excel in the face of adversity. |
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| It takes a special kind of person to excel in a job where reminders of human frailty are an everyday occurrence. |
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| The Agency plans to excel in its work and the governments confidence in the agency will not be misplaced. |
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| Scene, a course winner, who seems to excel in big fields, has a better chance than most, especially after a recent pipe-opener on the sand to banish winter cobwebs. |
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| Their goal was to empower them to run faster, jump higher, throw the discus and javelin farther, lift heavier weights, and excel in all power events. |
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| Famous magicians excel in the use of stage doubles and even twins, in order to get spectacular results that seem to defy the laws of the universe. |
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| At all levels, students are encouraged, cajoled, and coaxed by teachers and parents to excel in their studies so that they can proceed to the next educational level. |
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| The depth of his creative universe, his contemporary and non-conformist eye and his unique talent will drive him to excel in his art form. |
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| Roth the poet and the rhetor excel in artistic performance when they transcend the ordinary modes of their respective discourses to create extraordinary effects. |
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| The International Criminal Court premises should excel in suitability for use and must be healthy, amenable, and safe for users and the public. |
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| Is the urge to excel in science higher than the urge to make a joyful noise in a jazz band? |
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| They were designed by the wind to excel in time trials, where every hundredth of a second counts. |
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| The mission of Sport Canada is to enhance opportunities for all Canadians to participate and excel in sport. |
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| I believe that a diverse workforce gives us the depth, the skills, the knowledge and the advantage needed to excel in a global community. |
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| Europe's basic biotech research is advanced but Europe does not excel in turning research into commercial applications. |
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| There are some organizations that have modern, innovative and well-established HR practices in place and excel in this area. |
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| We select investment managers from around the globe that excel in their respective areas. |
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| Pista? groupset is a set of high-range components designed to excel in the velodrome. |
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| All of them excel in terms of high reliability and satisfying ergonomics, allowing every user to work in comfort. |
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| These are bright and extremely motivated people who really excel in our company. |
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| The Government of Canada, through Sport Canada, works to help Canadians participate and excel in sport. |
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| It made my journey a longer one, but I really wanted to excel in the theater. |
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| He works as part of a group of autistics of his own generation, now all over 30, who excel in pattern matching, a skill which makes them useful employees. |
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| Both coaches are shining examples of how one can excel in tennis not by their social stature, but at the grass roots level with determination and passion. |
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| It is through the creativity, knowledge and advanced skills of our employees that we will be able to excel in our mandate and continue to advance the future of aviation security in Canada. |
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| Although the Canadian government chose not to proceed with the project, the Avro's talented design and development team go on to excel in other aviation fields, including NASA's space program. |
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| There appears to be an ever increasing shortage of skilled individuals to undertake these roles and the future outlook for contractors who excel in this area is extremely positive. |
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| I know what it is like to be given the opportunity to excel in life, to be equipped to meet life's challenges with a healthy mind and body, to be given the passport to freedom that is an education. |
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| When founding the company Zeydon, there was an additional motive which would play a crucial role: the company wanted to excel in technology, in working with advanced means and tools from the outset. |
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| Data and diversity are what they excel in! |
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| The applicants must be undergraduate students who excel in the steel design course during their third year and who also selected a steel elective in their final year. |
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| Flexibility enables the Agilent 93000 SOC Series to excel in situations where unpredictability and high channel mix predominate. |
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| Emphasizing flexibility and empowerment, we are training our people to excel in their work and motivating them to carry out the necessary changes. |
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| Both companies excel in stealth education. |
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| And girls in Shanghai excel in mathematics. |
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| In the fall of 2011, MLG was acquired by UMA, a dynamic career school committed to empowering students to excel in the health care field. |
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| Herding breeds such as collies, shepherds and Belgian sheepdogs excel in agility, Hammond said. |
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| Many leading corporations use Avalanche to ensure that their products and services excel in real-world conditions. |
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| Project managers show durable stamina and poise under pressure, and excel in the areas of written and spoken communication, Windows-based computer systems, multitasking, and financial analysis. |
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| The goal is to train specialists who become self-proficient in other fields, or excel in creative endeavors, or are able to wade their way through an information onslaught. |
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| Once you've got a fix on the institution, the department, and the open position, ask yourself what abilities or special qualities a candidate needs to excel in that position. |
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| The Japanese excel in industrial science: since there is no world standard in this field, Japanese industrial scientists do not have to write in English. |
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| Different breeds of horses have developed that excel in each of the specific disciplines. |
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| This means that while monolinguals may excel in vocabulary size for the one language they speak, their vocabulary content is not greater. |
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| These nations, particularly Australia, would go on to excel in the sport and gain significant influence over it over the following century. |
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| In these challenging times, it is important for the government to focus on its core responsibilities and prepare Canadians to excel in an increasingly competitive world. |
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| Canada has an opportunity to excel in the area of farmed animal health. |
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| The teaching staff at primary, secondary and university levels are all male dominated, which reinforces the prevailing attitude that it is the male child who is endowed with the prowess to excel in education. |
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| Even now, in some European societies, it is the privileged schools, often private, sometimes government supported, which are still in a position to hand-pick certain youngsters to excel in additional languages. |
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| Imperial is positioned to excel in a highly competitive market in the years ahead, introducing new and innovative products through access to world-scale research. |
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| Our leadership embodies the will to excel in putting the right solution at the right time on the market as well as to anticipate market trends and move quickly to embrace them. |
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| Academicians previously criticized of the use of the citation database, arguing that it undervalues institutions which excel in the social sciences. |
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| He found the relaxed atmosphere fresh and exciting and actually began to excel in many areas of flight systems, propulsion, and even xenogeography. |
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| It is wonderful to see their programme embraced by North Wales students and also to see those students excel in this competition and reinforce the anti-racism message. |
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