Sentence examples similar to it's proficiency from inspiring English sources

But it's his proficiency as a comic that's even more startling.

If anything, it's the proficiency that Islamist terrorists sometimes display which we ought to find more remarkable.

Her take-away, by the way, is: "Proficiency builds with exposure and practice".

The central focus of PISA 2009 was proficiency in reading.

On the other hand, even among the less technical staff, there will be proficiency with certain software, including spreadsheets.

Italian skipper Parisse is fluent in at least four languages but it was his proficiency in English which earned him a red card in Stade Francais' win against Bordeaux-Begles last Saturday.

But if nothing else, it was his proficiency at singing and dancing that launched his profile, so perhaps the best clip to remember him would be the first time audiences really felt like this kid had something to offer.

It demands dressage skill, but it's not showcasing dressage proficiency".

Even if LCDS, Laban and NSCD were to focus more rigorously on pure technical proficiency, it's questionable how well this would serve the majority of their students' long-term interests.

(A decade spent managing Sony's Hollywood properties has enhanced his command of the superficiality and the substance of certain show-business rituals. It's clearly a portable proficiency).

Schools teach English and it's well-understood that proficiency in the language allows progress in the IT industry.