seamanship
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of seamanship
Example Sentences
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Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said in December that damage to submarine infrastructure had become "so frequent" that it cast doubt on the idea the damage could be considered "accidental" or "merely poor seamanship".
From BBC
Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said on Thursday that damage to critical submarine infrastructure has become "so frequent" that it casts doubt on the idea this damage could be considered "accidental" or "merely poor seamanship".
From BBC
Among other things, it involves their lack of trust in the machines' ability to demonstrate true 'seamanship' and exercise professional discretion in traffic.
From Science Daily
“The quick response and excellent seamanship exhibited by Washington State Ferries highlights the incredible partnerships we have in the Puget Sound,” Lt.
From Seattle Times
In a statement, Mr Robinson thanked the crew of the ship "whose seamanship and professionalism ensured a safe rescue".
From BBC
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