Sentence examples for in a proficient from inspiring English sources

It is those most reliant on the health service who most need it to function in a proficient manner.

She's smiley and friendly, in a proficient but hollow customer services way, and keeps pulling at her skirt, which is hovering at the top of her spray-tanned thighs, as if she's uncomfortable talking to a woman who's got clothes on.

He performed chamber music in a proficient way (the piano and especially the violin), was an amateur composer (mainly of Lieder) and took an interest in theoretical questions concerning music (for example, he was engaged in discussions with Guido Adler, Christian von Ehrenfels, Stephan Witasek, and Joseph Marx, and he wrote reviews of Carl Stumpf's Tonpsychologie, Vol. I and II).

In sum, FIA-NMR allows the acquisition of NMR spectra in a proficient manner, suppressing the usage of NMR tubes altogether, by using cheaper and easier to trace plates, avoiding the tedious and rigorous manipulation of filling and handling glass tubes.

After receiving your engineering license, you should be able to by this time understand all the core foundations of software engineering and development, be able to diagnose problems in a proficient and accurate manner, and most importantly complete tasks and projects in a timely manner.

Despite the presence of 2 languages in memory, a proficient bilingual person is able to speak in one language at a time.

Goodman, born of Russian-Jewish parents in Chicago in 1909, became a proficient clarinettist in his early teens.

The nation's top spy is, in fact, a proficient and skilled liar.

9.19pm GMT GOAL! Chelsea 2-1 STerry (Terry) (agg 2-2, Steaheadhead on away goals).... Updated at 9.26pm GMT 9.19pm GMT 58 min A proper garden foul from Rupa, taken on the outside by Hazard so immediately sliding in with a proficient trip to earn another booking.

This was followed by another direct to video film Command Performance (2009), a hostage action drama in which Lundgren, a proficient musician in real life, plays a rock drummer forced to face terrorists at a concert in Moscow.

Prutsman, in contrast, is a proficient jazzman, but went all the way as a classical performer, concertizing extensively and winning an Avery Fisher Career Grant in the process and, in his Barber recording, it shows.