Sentence examples for more fluency in from inspiring English sources

She just needs a little more fluency in maths to cope at university.

But the majority of the rest of the half belonged to the visitors, who enjoyed more fluency in attack thanks to the lively performance of their scrum half Luke Robinson.

Unless the editor has more fluency in a given culture than the author, the editing process could skip right over that weakness. .

Both danced more than well and needed only more fluency.

Obama needs more fluency with the kind of sound bites that will resonate with ordinary voters.

The old-economy transplants bring more than a fluency in industrial jargon; they bring an inside track to their former companies, which are often the kinds of customers over which e-commerce companies salivate.

Clinton simply has much more gravitas and fluency in discussing national security and geopolitical issues than do her rivals.

Alladi said that bilingualism in Hyderabad may not mirror bilingualism in the United States — fluency in more than one language is common in India, whereas in the United States, it tends to be seen more among recent immigrants and better-educated Americans.

It is the non-Hispanic children who took away a skill rare among native-born children (and adults): fluency in more than one language.

One polyglot he meets, Alexander Arguelles, who lives in Berkeley "on unemployment checks and Korean translation work," shows that anyone who hopes to achieve fluency in more than six languages must dedicate himself to the task rigorously — in fact almost exclusively.

Combine this with the scale and regional concentration of immigration from Mexico which make retaining fluency in Spanish both more feasible and more rewarding and you are led to wonder whether America's astounding ability to assimilate immigrants has finally met its match.Language, culture and identity are intertwined.