Sentence examples similar to proficient answers from inspiring English sources

"Universities are going to have to become more proficient at answering these kinds of questions, even if it is something that many are uncomfortable with," he said.

In doing so, it has also become highly proficient in answering a question that has plagued consumer-facing brands for decades: How do we reach our target audience and tell stories through a wholly authentic medium?

Tika is now proficient in answering questions about breastfeeding.

This is understood by recognising that the more proficient students answer difficult items correctly at a greater rate than the less proficient students, even when allowing that the less proficient might have guessed.

As much as everyone would like to see that situation rectified, however, a win for the burnished blandness of Unbroken is not the answer; proficient as ever, it's among the least singular work of his career, and in a film to which few want to hand Academy Award-winner bragging rights.

And just as a smart trial lawyer won't ask a question he or she doesn't already know the answer to (or a proficient writer won't let a participle dangle), it's important knowing in advance what the perceptions of your intentions are.

This group of students is already proficient at the strategies needed to answer multiple-choice questions.

As a result the more proficient students are not rewarded as much as they should be for answering the difficult items correctly.

States set the stringency of their own tests as well as the number of questions students must answer correctly to be labeled proficient.

Culture of spa means that management creates an infrastructure so that even if their therapists are not English proficient, someone is on hand to knowledgeably answer the client's questions.

By requiring students to get more correct answers this year, the percentage of students deemed proficient fell by more than 25 points in New York City and throughout the state.