Sentence examples for more fluency than from inspiring English sources

Few spoke the language when it was a live one with more fluency than Gene Kelly, and none more thrillingly embodied American elan.

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.

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

France are going to have to play with more fluency, tempo and imagination if they're to undo their opponents.

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

Children learning a second language are more likely to achieve native-like fluency than adults, but in general, it is very rare for someone speaking a second language to pass completely for a native speaker.

Additionally, we show that the pre-supplementary motor area (pre-SMA) and head of caudate bilaterally are associated with phonemic more than semantic fluency, and this effect is stronger for L2 than L1 in the caudate nuclei.

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.

On the basis of our data, we predict that lesions to the bilateral pre-SMA and caudate nuclei will impair phonemic more than semantic fluency.

Moreover, our observation that right inferior temporal lobe gray matter also correlated with semantic more than phonemic fluency highlights a role for the right hemisphere which needs further investigation.