Sentence examples for Proficiencies from inspiring English sources

You get frequent bonuses and awards — new weapons, new ammunition, new scopes, new camouflage, new proficiencies.

After all, the bureau's primary goal in asking this question is not to paint a full and complete portrait of the language proficiencies of Americans but rather to track immigrants' integration into mainstream American society and to ascertain what services they need, and in what languages.

And now, to become licensed physicians, medical students must pass a "clinical skills" exam assessing, among other proficiencies, how well they acknowledge patient concerns, ask about feelings and show empathy.

But nuclear experts see the escalation as significant because the United Nations has called on Iran, instead of showing new proficiencies in enrichment, to halt its program altogether.

By technological literacy, I mean the latest in a series of proficiencies children should accumulate in school.

Participants expressed a desire to see not just an increase in the proficiencies of speakers, but also "for the language to have a stronger presence in their own and wider communities, noting that this in turn strengthens identity and connection with country and heritage".

A friend or colleague amasses a tremendous amount of knowledge in some arcane or specialized field and mistakenly thinks this proficiency applies to everything.

Still, it's stripped back and palate-cleansing, and has a hint of funk in the choppy rhythm stabs before the headbanging finale which lift it slightly above bland proficiency.

There are no end of horror stories about actors claiming proficiency in a particular skill, then trying to wing it on the day and coming badly unstuck.

To maintain that level of proficiency through the next two series is asking a lot, especially from someone with a chronic back condition and England will target him very strongly.

UK-trained dancers, they said, are rarely of the same technical proficiency as those coming out of the Parts school in Brussels or the Juilliard school in New York.