Sentence examples for be a more proficient from inspiring English sources

I don't know of any research that supports the opinion that video games actually help you develop the marksmanship skills to be a more proficient killer.

Strain AI35 may therefore be a more proficient binary toxin producer than ribotype 078 strains.

My father advised me 60 years ago that if you sent a thief to college, all you got was a more proficient thief.

The music is a little more proficient, but Dot is still Dot.

Perhaps the president is hoping that Mr. Boehner will grant him some concessions since the speaker is a much more proficient golfer than the president.

Edwards said that he thought Tupa was a little more proficient in directional kicking, but that Parks has a very strong leg.

Even as a more proficient musician, sometimes it's just better to close your eyes and play.

If young adults learn how to identify stress and develop adaptive coping strategies early on, chances are they will be more proficient at handling stress, which can prevent or mitigate mental health symptoms in the future".

In addition, it was found that students who were more proficient were less anxious.

One possible explanation for such combined pattern could be that students who are more proficient in English and more motivated to pursue a scientific career seek advisors that are more familiar with the processes involved in publishing articles in international journals.

Now those roles have merged and subeditors need to be much more proficient technically".