Sentence examples for British proficiency from inspiring English sources

The British proficiency in Indian war-making was demonstrated through their rapid victories in Khadki, Sitabardi, Mahidpur, Koregaon, and Satara.

BRITISH HISTORY - proficiency in either French or German.

His proficiency helped lift the British shooting team to the top ranks of international competition in the 1970s and '80s.

It may be relevant to note that the effect of second language proficiency was stronger in the British than Italian subjects.

However, we cannot interpret group differences in this study because the range of proficiency was wider in the British group than the Italian group and this may affect the sensitivity of the correlation analyses in the British relative to Italian group.

Terence Thomas, a British lecturer in religious studies, records "insults regarding the nationality of Max Müller and the proficiency of Monier Williams as a Sanskritist being bandied back and forth by their supporters".

The guidelines suggested that international students had to be able to speak English at CEFR B2 to gain a visa - 80% of students that arrive to study in the UK with us have levels of English proficiency under B2 and yet 98% of them advance to successful degree study at British universities.

Its involvement with British Cycling – whose campaigns advocate the inclusion of cycling safety in the driving test and the return of cycling proficiency training in schools – has resulted, it says, in 1.7m more people riding bikes recreationally for at least half an hour a week than were doing so before 2008.

Although the Americans had studied the general British code while crossing the Atlantic, it was some time before they could use it with anything like the proficiency of other ships in the Grand Fleet.

Are we talking about low levels of proficiency that get you by [in conversation] or higher levels of proficiency where you're working for the British government as a military attache?" He also pointed out the possible side effects, such as weight gain and interactions with other drugs.

This strategy has failed, international students are not chatty compared to home students due to lack of proficiency in English language and lack of knowledge about the focus of the discussions which are often centred on British context.