Sentence examples for less fluency from inspiring English sources

His party speaks the language of human rights and political tolerance, although with less fluency than some others.

Chris Rogers – Another two hours at the crease, with less fluency than at Chester-le-Street, but he was hardly alone in that.

But for the most part the performers go through the motions of battle and retreat, bicker and boast, with little flair and less fluency.

Manufacturing is a key industry for refugees because such jobs typically require less fluency in English.

The analysis shows generally systematic variation in performance dimensions across the two task types, suggesting a trend in the direction of less accuracy, lower fluency and less complex language being associated with the group discussion task.

Rohrbach explains that Fluent City takes a different approach to both what and how languages are taught, focusing less on true fluency and more on communicative proficiency, letting students confidently communicate with their peers.

Lee eventually earned a double major B.A. in biology and economics--subjects she chose, in part, because of her accent and less-than-perfect fluency in English.

The remaining 99% hence have less possibility for attaining fluency.

The findings in relation to verbal fluency were less conclusive.

Decreasing NA metabolism was favourably related to improved verbal fluency, and less Stroop interference.

Whilst it's possible for anybody of reasonable intelligence to learn any language they like, languages that are similar to your native language will take less time to achieve fluency in, and languages that are spoken in countries near to yours, or in large immigrant communities in your country will be easier to find resources for.