Sentence examples for be proficient enough from inspiring English sources
Whether they will be proficient enough at close quarters to do anything meaningful about it is another question.
The paradox here, I suppose, is that if you're not proficient enough as a parent to get your kids to school when they're supposed to be there, then you're hardly likely to be proficient enough to organise their education yourself.
The Pentagon's goal is for at least 80percentt of basic-course graduates to be proficient enough to handle long descriptions and explanations in two of three categories -- writing, listening and speaking.
A chief math objective for Connecticut students is that, by the end of 12th grade, they will be proficient enough in math to apply a range of numerical concepts to analyze and solve real-world problems.
It seems unlikely that large numbers of people who complete the courses will actually be proficient enough to become professional programmers.
Therefore, foreign students that want to study at KIT need to learn German, and not only at a conversational level, but must be proficient enough to follow highly scientific and technical lectures carrying complex content.
The percentages at or above baseline (level II) and norm (level III) proficiency give us an idea of how many students are proficient enough to successfully compete in an English-speaking globalized society: Over 80% of native speakers scored at or above baseline proficiency, in our sample of non-native speakers the percentage was 56.8%.
John Skelton (and, in the back end of the fourth quarter, Kevin Kolb) were proficient enough to take advantage.
Around 250 software engineers are proficient enough in Japanese to converse with Japanese clients, albeit with laughably poor pronunciation.
And it will take years before China's military is proficient enough to use the high-tech weapons effectively.
