Sentence examples for increasingly proficient from inspiring English sources

Some subjects (cookie business, financial literacy, skill building, etc) have progression badges, where scouts earn a higher level in the same subject area as they grow increasingly proficient.

Oudin said Hampton's run to the semifinals in a French Open warm-up tournament in Brussels was a sign that American women were becoming increasingly proficient on clay.

But one level took me more than four hours to complete, as I became increasingly proficient in the early fights and jumps but kept dying during the final challenges.

A principal reason for the change may be the growing interest among marketers in digital realms like social media, in which agencies in New York — home to Silicon Alley as well as Madison Avenue — are increasingly proficient.

Although there is debate among missile experts over how accurately North Korea could deliver a nuclear warhead to the U.S. and whether such a weapon would survive re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere, the North Korean military has shown itself to be increasingly proficient at conducting successful tests and is continually advancing its missile technology.

Even though state programs have become increasingly proficient at addressing hazardous waste, there are still cases for which the Superfund is an invaluable program, particularly when there are no sources of cleanup funding (i.e., responsible parties) at an expansive cleanup site.

For over 50 years, Disneyland and its sister parks have been a showcase for increasingly technically proficient versions of its "animatronic" characters.

While the current study offered an initial survey of task-dependent changes in network modulation of the face-processing regions, future studies should focus on possible age-dependent variations and/or extensions of these networks as face processing in the brain becomes increasingly structured and proficient.

If being back means hitting technically proficient shots with increasingly ordinary effort, if it means a relatively calm putting stroke, if it means sound course management and a placid existence because his marital and adultery scandal no longer comes up on or off the course, then Tiger is back.

"If you look at the all the creative disciplines" that marketers increasingly want their agencies to be proficient in, "what better place to be than Los Angeles?" said Engin Celikbas, partner and managing director at KesselsKramer, who works from Amsterdam and London.

"If he was involved in Abacus, how is he supposed to police it?" It is a common question as the government increasingly looks to fill its ranks with regulatory officials proficient in the language of Wall Street.