Sentence examples for not only proficient from inspiring English sources

Because they can attain so much more than what they're asked to do, we can expect them to be not only proficient, but to excel".

"So by the time they graduate they will be not only proficient in their subject matter, but in their subject matter in English".

In other words, speakers' Min level is assumed to be not only proficient but also homogeneous in these studies.

In the case of E. coli, the dimeric RecBCEc enzyme is not only proficient in homologous recombination and repair of DNA, the RecD subunit has been proposed to be anti-recombinogenic, as shown by the facts that the recD-deleted strains are hyper-recombinogenic, and RecBC enzyme loads constitutively the RecA protein on ssDNA for generating the recombination-intermediates [34].

We also believe that not only proficient practice of RFA but also detailed preoperative planning, cautious postoperative evaluation of therapeutic effect, and careful follow-up are vital to achieve satisfactory outcomes.

On the plus side, one day he looked out upon the residue of the crowd and saw a female student wearing a T-shirt that read "Bonjour, Paris!" By the time we met, Olivier had become not only a proficient speaker but a sensitive, agile one.

In this time of rapid knowledge and technological advances, healthcare professionals must be educated to be not only technologically proficient but also to genuinely care for patients.

If the students in Group 3 made errors, were not corrected and repeated them through practice, they may have become proficient not only in good practice but also in bad practice [ 17].

His dancers are not just proficient technically but also full of engaging personality.

I have had many reports from ordinary people who take up a new sport or a musical instrument in their 50s or 60s, and not only become quite proficient, but derive great joy from doing so.

Addicted doctors are not just proficient at convincing colleagues they should be left alone.