Sentence examples for less proficient with from inspiring English sources

We also get to hear about a hilarious face-off — on the tennis court — between two masters of comedy, in which Groucho Marx, finding himself less proficient with the tennis racket than Charlie Chaplin, decides to compete for laughs.

He also loved golf, but was less proficient with woods and irons than with knights and bishops; friends who had been humbled at chess were quick to remark, "Did he tell you about his golf game?" GARY H. LEE The Incurable Collector Bayonets.

Making his 22nd consecutive World Championship appearance and playing in his fifth final, Adams hit two maximums in the first leg of the match but was less proficient with his finishing, allowing Mitchell to break the throw twice and clinch the opening set.

Patients attending such practices may see a general practitioner with excellent interpersonal skills or, alternatively, may see a doctor who is less proficient at communicating with patients.

This is not to imply that illustrators today are less proficient or creative; but with the current preference for raw expressionism over pristine exactitude, not as many artists do the same level of virtuosic work today.

More proficient bilinguals, compared with less proficient bilinguals, showed reduced amplitudes in both N400 and LPC when the integration depended on semantic and conceptual meanings.

In the whole data set, less proficient students were provided with more instances of explicit feedback; whereas, proficient students received more instances of implicit feedback.

This is a convincing result, because the weekly speed progression of the model audio inevitably increases the difficulty level, especially for those with less proficient participants.

The more explicit feedback (carrying and hand holding categories) appeared to work well with less proficient students who need explicit scaffolding.

Some children are especially proficient with verbal problems and less proficient at problems involving spatial relations or mathematical reasoning, for example.

And I have the feeling that on a large proscenium stage, with a less proficient cast, its seams might be too visible.