Sentence examples for becoming proficient with from inspiring English sources

A report in The Times of India says researchers believe that playing wind instruments can increase muscle tone in the upper airways - a common side effect of becoming proficient with such an instument.

Making and construction is not about becoming proficient with a 3D printer, learning how to calculate resistance, or even about so-called 21st century skills.

After becoming proficient with the perfusion technique, the major hepatic duct that leads to the caudal right lobe of the liver could also be clamped to ensure that minimal collagenase is delivered to the liver.

Becoming proficient with your left hand will not happen overnight - it's a process that could take months or even years to complete.

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He studied dance and acting with local teachers, becoming proficient in tap as well as classical ballet.

Laverty [20] suggested that pollinators might need different skills to exploit the nectar from flowers with different structures, and that learning to exploit one type of flowers might interfere with the possibility of becoming proficient at other flower types.

For several years, he joined up with bands and traveled the country playing gigs and becoming proficient on less popular instruments, like the bouzouki, the jaw harp and an Indian instrument known as a shruti box.

Reflecting on our time here, it's unbelievable how quickly we were exposed to different challenges; from Kate's experience of working with Editorial on design sprints, to Calum and Anne becoming proficient at engineering on our data lake, and Emma working on a messenger chatbot.

Becoming proficient is another story, according to guild members.

But becoming proficient in the postures and breathing techniques can take years.