Sentence examples for even more proficient from inspiring English sources

The Czechs are even more proficient: they have never missed a single kick in a penalty shoot-out.What explains the national teams' varying records?

It is technically even more proficient, has virtually the same ingredients and bursts forth into a world that still seems ripe for its special blend of nostalgically simple story-telling and complicated technology.

Machines will get smarter, faster and even more proficient.

But even the women, more proficient in this repertory, seemed more comfortable when given a character.

Even as a more proficient musician, sometimes it's just better to close your eyes and play.

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.

Berdan had also recruited a cadre of officers nearly as proficient — and perhaps even more passionate — as he was.

With the recent availability of a wider range of FCs, it is important to know if women with experience in using one type of FC are more proficient in using another type, even if the FC design is quite different.

As females were more open to adopting [L] than their male counterparts, proficient females and proficient males tended to intensify this difference by becoming even more and less accepting to [L] adoption, respectively.

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

A game's story lasted until the player's skill was exhausted; the more proficient the player, the longer the story (even if a typical extended plot was grimly predictable: more aliens died).