Sentence examples for been proficient in from inspiring English sources
I've been proficient in English since I was 16, but coming to the UK, going to university here, and talking to English people, has improved my accent and pronunciation.
One year, she laid on a display of synchronised swimming – a skill in which she suggested she had once been proficient – in the Olympic pool that she had designed.
According to a sign on the wall, "Boys as young as 8 or 9 would have been proficient in the use of all the tools dislayed here and would have been responsible for many carpentry repairs in their homes".
While the IRA had been proficient in smuggling, robbery, and racketeering since the 1970s, the Celtic Tiger economic boom of the 1990s had prompted the IRA to diversify into more sophisticated business enterprises.
The cable added: "While the IRA had been proficient in smuggling, robbery, and racketeering since the 1970s, the Celtic Tiger economic boom of the 1990s had prompted the IRA to diversify into more sophisticated business enterprises.
Shankardass and Dunn [ 41] have recently argued that social epidemiology has been proficient in describing patterns in neighbourhood inequalities but has been less capable at fostering an understanding of how these effects relate to the social mechanisms of causation.
In New York City, 81 percent of students are deemed proficient in math, and 68.8 percent are proficient in English.
In 2002, 98percentt of fourth graders who took the Elementary School Proficiency Assessment test were found to be proficient in language arts and 92percentt were proficient in math.
In 2009, 96 percent of their fifth graders were proficient in English, 89 percent in math.
