Sentence examples for most proficient at from inspiring English sources

So you may not be the best and most proficient at dancing but you've got to do it.

As their leaders are keen to point out, evangelical parishes are the fastest growing in England, and the most proficient at extracting money from congregations.

Based on data I've collected over the years, people say they are most proficient at execution of the work they are assigned to complete, but unable to see beyond the obvious opportunities.

According to an online quiz created by my organization that has been taken by more than 500,000 people since 2009, employees are most proficient at implementing (sowing but not growing) the work they are assigned to complete.

According to an online workplace quiz created by my organization, one that has been taken by more than 500,000 people since 2009, employees are most proficient at implementing (sowing but not growing) the work that they are assigned to complete.

Evans enjoyed success in all four strokes at school level, but was most proficient at breaststroke and chose to specialise in it, commenting that "I'd rather be good at one stroke than mediocre in four".

Like the Lakers, the other championship basketball team in town, the Sparks have again overcome regular-season setbacks to exhibit their most proficient basketball at the perfect time.

This was due to this configuration demonstrating one of the most proficient regeneration profiles at a relatively low mean filter temperature of approximately 630 °C.

The Rangers are the most proficient N.H.L. team at blocking shots — they came into the game with a league-high 17.2 shots blocked per game.

3) Markus Wheaton, 5-11, 189, Oregon State Wheaton is one of the best receivers versus press coverage that I have seen this year, and he was the most proficient technician I saw at the Senior Bowl.

Jazz musicians occasionally say that a novice needs to learn all about his instrument, then he needs to learn all about music, then he needs to forget everything and learn how to play, which is a paradigm that also fits parkour, especially because both activities at their most proficient are improvised.