Sentence examples for no less proficient from inspiring English sources

Hot on the heels of Friday's concert by Hamburg's excellent NDR Symphony Orchestra, the two-night visit by the no less proficient Boston Symphony Orchestra made this weekend a memorable one for Proms-goers.

They were not bad decisions to honour the Everyman theatre in Liverpool in 2014, or the Sainsbury Laboratory in Cambridge in 2012, but on both occasions the prize jury passed up on braver, stronger, richer, more boundary-pushing, heart-stirring and no less proficient works, in the Hepworth gallery in Wakefield and the Saw Swee Hock student centre for the London School of Economics.

Smith is three years younger than Stevens, but no less proficient.

For example, the program increased grade progression and graduation rates for proficient 9th graders, but had no effects for their less proficient peers or on younger students.

Highly proficient Late learners showed inhibitory effects of Form primes, whereas the less proficient group produced no priming effects of any type.

They are no less talented than West Ham but are less proficient at the mechanics of securing a result.

Chenoweth and Hayes (2001) reported that L2 learners with higher proficiency produced more fluent language than less proficient learners; thus, pre-task planning might induce L2 learners to compensate for lack of L2 proficiency in the case of fluency.

This would be especially interesting for the case of Taiwan Min because speaker gender generally covaries with language proficiency and females tend to be less proficient in Min than males (Huang and Fon 2007).

More importantly, schools must provide necessary remedial course programs to help the less proficient students to build their confidence in improving their English proficiency and at the same time in coping with the graduation benchmark requirement.

Lamija, his deputy, is less proficient.

Agostino's painterly style was drier and less proficient than that of his brother.