Sentence examples for lost proficiency from inspiring English sources
The shuttles fly so seldom that technicians have told members of the investigating commission that they have lost proficiency in some tasks, which they perform only a few times a year.
In addition to these financial costs, injury and illness can also result in lost proficiency and work time [ 40].
The game in which enemies and the player lose proficiency as they take damage still awaits us, but in the meantime, it's agreeable to find other ways to resolve combat.
Summer is when students spend the most time out of school in any one sitting, and it's also when children and teenagers most easily lose reading proficiency.
"You drop them off at the beginning of the year, and on average, by the end of the year, your child lost ground in proficiency," Mr. Liebman said.
If you've tried to beatbox and hum at the same time, you must have realized that you've lost of some of your proficiency with certain beat techniques (the Techno Bass and Techno Snare are severely limited, as well as the click roll becomes, if not totally unusable, very hard to hear).
On average, Mr. Liebman said, the higher-performing students at P.S. 8 lost a little more than one-tenth of 1percentt in proficiency in English and math; the lower performing students gained about a tenth of a percent.
He has continued to perform with exceptional dynamism and high technical proficiency since then even when more experienced team-mates lost form and left him to fend almost by himself in midfield.
The kind of extra-dance intelligence that identified City Ballet dancers of Mr. Mitchell's generation, Mr. Garland suggested, has been lost in a time when dancers are encouraged to aspire to technical proficiency.
I had restored all the kudos I had lost by being unable to swing the lure with anything approaching the proficiency of the average six-year-old boy and then some.
