Sentence examples for be proficient as from inspiring English sources

"If a player happens to be proficient as a shootout participant, then all the better," Santos said.

It helps, said Nicky Driver, an Alliance spokeswoman, to be proficient as a rider -- or, as she puts it, "turn left, turn right and stop".

The Philadelphia-born artist D. C. Johnston was proficient as a lithographer and engraver.

Mr. Shumway was proficient at what became known as "non-denial denials," in which administration officials sounded as if they were denying charges without actually doing so.

He said it takes about the same amount of time to teach adults to be proficient swimmers as children.

The text, and there is a lot of it, is proficient and as compelling as my high school science textbooks.

They have to be proficient in viewing women as dehumanised sex objects".

Hyenas are tireless trotters with excellent sight, hearing, and smell for locating carrion, and they are proficient hunters as well.

Importantly, the recombination is proficient with DNA homologies as short as 30 50 bp, making it possible to use PCR-amplified fragments as the targeting cassette.

We wanted to identify countries that are proficient in clinical research, as well as countries that have potential for increased contributions and collaboration in clinical trials.

You must have solid interpersonal skills as well as being proficient in working with computers, accessing and browsing the Internet.