Sentence examples for more proficient because from inspiring English sources

"People are getting more proficient because they have to, not because they want to," said Steve Cousins, manager of the Advanced Systems Development Laboratory at the Palo Alto Research Center, known as PARC, a subsidiary of Xerox.

And though he and his business partner, Robert Duffy, have frequently bridled under the bureaucratic control of LVMH, Mr. Jacobs has become a more proficient designer because of that control at Louis Vuitton.

"For example, some of the Spanish-speaking players who aren't comfortable speaking in English often times will seek out more treatment from one of our therapists that is more proficient in Spanish because they feel they can communicate better.

Mr. Malpass's career was, in a sense, an uncomplicated straight line, because he became more proficient and more inventive with the rugged techniques of forging and welding.

Mr Bergman of Andersen Consulting describes the quality of his firm's Central European intake as superb: often better than in the West, he says, partly because they are more proficient in maths and compared with Southern Europe in English.

But a study from some fucking eggheads at Marist College and the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts shows that the POV hypothesis can go eat a big bowl of ass, because it turns out that those who are more proficient in coming up with taboo words are also more verbally proficient in general.

"Greek is a difficult course because it's like English: it gets more complex the more proficient you become.

They are much more proficient hitters.

The Obama of the campaign trail is at once more prosaic and perhaps more proficient.

But even the women, more proficient in this repertory, seemed more comfortable when given a character.

As you become more proficient, you can be bolder and fill the pan.