Sentence examples for a reasonable proficiency from inspiring English sources
She also has a non-famous boyfriend, a reasonable proficiency in cello and piano and an awareness of her own limitations.
With 350 million people displaying a reasonable proficiency in English, it's the largest English-using country in the world.
He retained reasonable proficiency in Italian for the rest of his life, albeit reportedly with an "atrocious" accent.
All the questions require a reasonable degree of proficiency in reading English.
They have attained a reasonable degree of proficiency in spoken English through a succession of language courses that routinely promote the four skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking, but tend to neglect the fifth skill, that of translation.
A language issue…" (Tongan)" Language or communication barriers impacted on the patient's capacity to convey health care needs even when the patient had a reasonable degree of English proficiency: ""The doctor will ask you to describe what kinds of pains you have - I don't know how to do that.
Tennessee's plan indicates a "reasonable" expectation to see a gain in math and reading proficiency by 3 to 5percentt annually, compared to the current NCLB expectations of 20percentt gains under Adequate Yearly Progress, the Memphis Commercial Appeal reports.
However, it can be argued that an MCQ exam is a good measure of the knowledge acquisition associated with a teaching intervention, and that those Malawi students who reached a reasonable grade in this MCQ examination had obtained and demonstrated proficiency in theoretical understanding of psychiatry.
The modest to moderate significant linear correlations between the two types of proficiency measures in our study suggests that our subjects had a reasonable self-perception of their ability to use the English language.
Some have referred to this concept as 'mastery' [ 30- 32], a reasonable term as long as it does not imply the necessity of reaching the highest possible level of proficiency.
