Sentence examples for been more proficient from inspiring English sources

Yost could consider bumping Jarrod Dyson into the leadoff spot, who has been more proficient at getting on base and has been defter on the base paths this year.

Beleaguered Sam Allardyce described his plight as a "total disaster" after Nottingham Forest put his position as West Ham manager in still greater jeopardy by knocking his side out of the FA Cup by an emphatic margin that could have been even more embarrassing had the Championship side been more proficient in front of goal.

We could show a systematic shift in proficiency classifications which indicates that a student needs to be more proficient in order to reach the correspondent level on the PISA scale.

Three and a half months into its reunion tour, Genesis was more proficient than invigorating.

Only later did they realise that most punk musicians were more proficient than they let on.

The brothers were more proficient guitarists so Quaife was told to play bass.

So if students are more proficient, there should be more A's, even if grading is just as strict.

Glacial erosion is more proficient than fluvial erosion, but both are limited by the local rate of tectonic rock uplift.

We also found that women were more proficient in spatial tasks and spatial manipulation tasks than men.

Findings were that ASPAN members read more journal articles, were more proficient with computers, and used Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature CINAHLL) more frequently than nonmembers.

Even if other people in a class are more proficient than you are, don't see that as a reason not to join in.