Sentence examples for much proficient from inspiring English sources

My classmates are not that much proficient to do the assessment.

However, doing self- and peer-assessment to assess myself and my friends is problematic since I do not think I am that much proficient in doing that types of assessment.

This can be interpreted broadly as when students do not see themselves that much proficient in doing a part in their assessment they may feel there is no need for them to do something in that regard and put the responsibility, totally, on the shoulder of their instructors.

By the end of class, we were pretty much proficient in serato-speak and my respect for DJs increased after realizing scratching is harder than it looks, not to mention a mini-elbow workout.

They are much more proficient hitters.

Now those roles have merged and subeditors need to be much more proficient technically".

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.

But the older fencers will make the mistake maybe once but won't repeat it and are much more proficient at creating situations for others to make mistakes.

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

The bowlers, much more proficient, have allowed Australia off the hook too often and it was perhaps notable that in this Test, when they kept them on it, they had the help of a fourth seamer in Stokes.

Benteke thrives on crosses but there were hardly any of note and there were other times when they needed him to do a much more proficient job at holding up the ball and bringing other players into the game.