Sentence examples for particularly proficient from inspiring English sources

The football was open but not particularly proficient, summed up by an incident after 20 minutes when Green allowed a straightforward Laurent Robert free-kick to hit him on the chest and bounce out.

"While particularly proficient in the area of tactical operations, the department lacks the training, leadership, and culture necessary to truly engender community policing and to build and sustain trusting relationships with the community," the report states.

Thus, it is possible that bifidobacteria or at least some specific Bifidobacterium species may be particularly proficient in host gut microbe interaction mediated prevention of atherosclerosis (Kolida et al. 2002).

Soil bacteria and fungi are particularly proficient at producing natural chemical weapons, apparently as part of a subterranean arms race to spew out toxic chemicals to kill rival species.

They had been folk musicians and weren't particularly proficient playing electric guitar – [Bloomfield] could play all these scales and arpeggios and fast time-signatures .

A captive named Domingo Pinto (brother of Salvador Pinto, who rose to high rank in the services of Tipu), was particularly proficient in this.

He has been especially proficient on third down.

Tech startups are especially proficient at this.

The consensus is that the UK is particularly lacking in workers proficient in Stem subjects - science, technology, engineering and maths.

In other words, this analysis confirmed that the 2 different scripts did indeed affect interhemispheric connectivity, with Kanji significantly increasing the connectivity from right-to-left vOT, particularly in the most proficient readers.

During the upcoming New York Antiques Show...the firm of Parrett/Lich is selling twenty-seven paintings by Sybil...The paintings are proficient, although not particularly distinguished.