Sentence examples for more proficient than from inspiring English sources

Three and a half months into its reunion tour, Genesis was more proficient than invigorating.

Only later did they realise that most punk musicians were more proficient than they let on.

Glacial erosion is more proficient than fluvial erosion, but both are limited by the local rate of tectonic rock uplift.

Friday's offenders are, on the whole, more proficient than their predecessors at those positions, but it was tough to tell.

But after the older adults trained at the game, they became more proficient than untrained people in their 20s.

The local newspaper had made remarks to the effect that the Coast Artillery was more proficient than the Infantry in dealing with snakes.

Perhaps the president is hoping that Mr. Boehner will grant him some concessions since the speaker is a much more proficient golfer than the president.

"They become much more proficient in Spanish than children in a Spanish-language class," he said, "but they do not become bilingual.

Her claim to fame was that there was never a crossword puzzle she could not complete, miss a Jeopardy or other Quiz Program, where she was quicker and more proficient with responses than the contestants.

Male speakers were in general more proficient in Min than female speakers [t(15) = 2.05, p = .06].

"Users" may think they are better at security due to their use of a password manager, but they are in fact no more proficient or knowledgeable than "non-users".