Sentence examples similar to proficient executives from inspiring English sources
Where Amazon catered to technically able people, largely at start-ups, Google wants to attract lots of less-proficient executives.
Not that everything is harmonious at the council, despite its fresh facade -- an obviously proficient and charming new executive director, Jane Baxter Lynn -- and new headquarters in Greenport.
Proven multi-platform content executive highly proficient in all aspects of media.
As was to be expected, the corporate executives were highly proficient in shutting up shop.
After attending an Uncommon school for two years, said Brett Peiser, the network's chief executive, 86 percent of students score at a proficient or advanced level in math, while only about two thirds reach those levels in reading over the same period.
Relevant evidence for this has come from adult fMRI research; for example, Grant, Courtemanche, and Rainville (2011) found that proficient meditators display less activation in brain regions of executive functioning (lateral and medial PFC, ACC) while attending to pain.
Unless Congress acts by this fall to overhaul No Child Left Behind, the main federal law on public education, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan signaled that he would use his executive authority to free states from the law's centerpiece requirement that all students be proficient in reading and math by 2014.
We are extremely proficient".
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His images are proficient.
