Sentence examples for most proficient of from inspiring English sources

This work was set back by the assassination of the most proficient of the Lebanese army's communication's experts.

A State Department report released this year called Lashkar-e-Taiba "one of the largest and most proficient of the Kashmiri-focused militant groups".

While those places don't always fit our notion of wilderness, they are in one important sense more wild, because their throng of predators includes the most proficient of all: us.

PAGE 7 Kayaking in Venice 3 The Desert Dust of Beijing 11 Play Magazine RUSSIAN ROBOT, Juggling Phenom YouTube has redefined the rules of celebrity and made stars out of some of the most proficient practitioners of specific subcultures.

Frederick William was a bricklayer in Brighton, England, who became "one of the most proficient cricketers of his time," said Mr. Lillywhite, who lives in Palm Coast, Fla., and has a home in Southampton.

Streptomycetes are common saprophytic soil bacteria that constitute some of the most proficient producers of naturally occurring therapeutic molecules like antibiotics, immunosuppressants and anti-cancer agents [ 1].

That they both later responded to the siren song of the French commercial feature – Malle on easy terms, Chabrol to pay off his debts – establishes a kind of kinship between them as the two most proficient showmen of the New Wave era, unafraid of the commercial imperative but happier when in charge.

in 2009, Taxpayers for Common Sense ranked him the second most proficient securer of earmarks, having brought home $114,484,250 worth of pet projects.

As a cohesive group, the LTTE is the world's most proficient employer of suicide terrorism.

During a visit to Japan in August 1950, Prime Minister Robert Menzies presented the Gloucester Cup to No. 77 Squadron as the RAAF's most proficient unit of the past year.

In short, he is – allegedly – one of the most proficient mass-murderers of the second half of the 20th century.