Sentence examples for especially proficient from inspiring English sources

He has been especially proficient on third down.

Ms. Bascom was seen as especially proficient at securing state and federal grants for student services.

Educated in Paris and Orléans, he became especially proficient in Greek, learning philosophy, law, theology, and medicine as well.

Haley's research showed that the Colts were especially proficient at scoring points on their first drives, and that they score around 28 points a game.

She was surrounded by men who did, but the Ian Gilmours and Chris Pattens were especially proficient in the history of failure and decline.

Some children are especially proficient with verbal problems and less proficient at problems involving spatial relations or mathematical reasoning, for example.

Norwegian and Turkish PermReps asked about the source of expertise and financing that is allowing the Taliban to become militarily proficient, especially if the number of al-Qaida senior and mid-level personnel is low.

That's not to disparage the quality of his material as a stand-up, however, which is hugely proficient, especially for an act who is still relatively new to the game.

As shown in Fig. 4, the use of [R] was especially prominent among proficient Mix males, and more than two thirds of their /dz/ tokens in the rounded context were realized as [R].

This is especially true for recA-proficient strains like W3110, whereas the multimerization is inhibited in recA-deficient strains like JM109.

And the band that once hated touring has become quite proficient at it, especially now that Mr. Becker has accepted his inevitable role as Steely Dan's lead guitarist.