Sentence examples for fluency of issues from inspiring English sources

However, the former Governor of Florida perhaps more than anyone needed the debate to prove he had a depth and fluency of issues no one else had.

The fluency issue, of course, does not pertain to WAF tests or network knowledge alone.

If a course has no TAs, the potential lack of coordination (including coordination of pedagogy) of the TA and non-TA elements of the course and the problems with language fluency of the TAs are not issues, and so an equivalent number of points (3) is provided to courses without TAs.

"I've tried to have free votes, where possible, on these sort of issues," Cameron began with his usual fluency.

He said the White House believed that the governor was the "best-qualified person for the job," considering his experience in the region, his fluency in the language and culture, and his knowledge of issues affecting the region.

The range of issues discussed includes the concept of fluency, criteria for its assessment, and the factors hindering it.

As a consequence the chanting believers of the NME could not bear to miss a single issue; the torrential fluency of its writers left almost no space between words, and the NME became a culture in itself, whereas Melody Maker or Sounds just didn't.

Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin, which is among the critical battleground states in the general election, said that "short of a major scandal" he believes Mr. Romney would be the nominee because of his fluency on economic issues.

His studies of animals are full of the fluency of animal movement.

Thomas Jefferson thought he had "neither copiousness of ideas nor fluency of words".

Hardwick might not have understood how bewildering were her depth of knowledge and fluency of reference.