Sentence examples for a very proficient from inspiring English sources

Martin was a very proficient chess player himself.

"They're running a very proficient party operation funded by millions of dollars of undisclosed special-interest dollars," said David Axelrod, a special adviser to President Obama.

You see, aside from her skills as a very proficient pop star, Taylor Swift's other benefit to the Brit ceremony will be the many over-zealous opportunities her uninhibited presence will bring.

Kadu and team [23] presented a very proficient approach for copyright protection that was based on a modest and a competent embedding method for DWT-based video watermarking.

His professional career started so slowly and miserably and people wondered whether he was going to make it and then suddenly, with the same sort of game, he's become a very proficient player.

"He is a good combination of somebody who is operationally proficient, can make sure the company is staying within budget, and yet also is a very good strategist as well," Ms. Pigg said.

"It took you about a year to become very proficient with the adz," Larner said.

I can't speak  for anyone else's pantomime, but ours is all  about positivity and looking at issues such  as bullying, and making it clear that just because a child is not very proficient in  one thing, it does not mean that they can't  be very proficient in another.

She worked as a pharmacist and was actually very proficient in mathematics so the issue with numbers and calculations was very troubling to her and she was at risk of losing her job.

Before moving to the country, Dolores was an active member of the Indoor Gardening Society in Manhattan and became very proficient at growing a wide variety of houseplants, especially succulents and bonsai gardens.

So far, most technologically proficient attackers are hackers or insiders with no terrorist intent, while the terrorists are not yet very proficient, Frank J. Cilluffo, an expert on terrorism at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said during Congressional testimony in October.