Sentence examples similar to lack extensive proficiency from inspiring English sources

The Japanese also lack extensive dealer networks.

But he lacked extensive experience in the toy industry.

Until recently, Mr. Denney said, lawyers lacked extensive knowledge of risks inherent in S.U.V. designs.

About 1.8 million people lack English proficiency, and the city has 38,000 seats in adult language classes.

People who lack English proficiency may face all manner of social, educational and economic roadblocks as they attempt to navigate society.

This strategy has failed, international students are not chatty compared to home students due to lack of proficiency in English language and lack of knowledge about the focus of the discussions which are often centred on British context.

A third of U.K. adults lack basic high-school aptitude, half lack any proficiency in numbers and a seventh are functionally illiterate, according a recent government-commissioned report by Lord (Sandy) Leitch.

About 45percentt lack English proficiency, compared to less than 10percentt of residents in the US overall.

Is making children and their parents frightened about lack of proficiency a political policy to shock the system?

My self-perception was based on my lack of proficiency doing the day-to-day physical tasks to make Jeannine more comfortable.

Therefore, it is the lack of proficiency rather than secondary acquisition order that determines the recruitment of non-classical areas for word processing.