Sentence examples for proficient by from inspiring English sources

All students are required to be proficient by 2014.

From the beginning, the requirement that all students be proficient by the year 2014 was also a key flaw.

The bar for proficiency will be raised in August 2005, then every three years following, until all students are expected to be proficient by 2014.

"Or could someone become proficient by repeating the tasks you've already completed, in the way that a student might take practice tests to prepare for an exam?

Because dancers tend to become enormously proficient by their 20s, people think they're more mature than they are — but they've spent their whole life in a myopic view.

The state vowed to have 35 percent of students proficient by 2008, 57 percent by 2010 and 100 percent by 2014.

Ms. Ernst, a warm 28-year-old with big brown eyes under her straight bangs, is by far the more technically proficient, a by-the-book teacher.

Perhaps you do have a niche relative who'd be delighted with a personal copy of the scowlingly proficient Scandi-by-numbers thriller The Keeper of Lost Causes (Spirit, 15) or, more commendably, Guillaume Nicloux's cheerfully tricksy faux-documentary The Kidnapping of Michel Houllebecq (Studiocanal, 15).

I had become self-proficient by then.

For instance, in the aforementioned Naiman et al. (1978) study, the good learners were recommended as proficient learners by the researchers' acquaintance or through the researchers' own connections.

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.