Sentence examples for proficient on that from inspiring English sources

Bennet pointed to "the fact that when I became superintendent in the Denver public schools, on the 10th-grade math test there were 33 African-American students proficient on that test and 61 Latino students proficient on that test".

Gray had been so proficient on the instrument that in high school and college he played in the school marching bands at halftime of football games, still wearing his dirt-stained football uniform but having hurriedly donned the plumed, high-crowned hat of the bouncing band.

By combining average with quantile estimates, we can assess the impact of Spanish proficiency on wage inequality between and within groups: while average returns measure the average differential between proficient and non-proficient immigrants, differences in quantile returns represent the wage differential between proficient immigrants that are located at different quantiles of the distribution.

In nature, D. discoideum cells are proficient phagocytes that feed on soil bacteria.

"We're also building up a set of compelling software that people less proficient on embedded systems and programming can benefit from… one use case that we're targeting are people with ALS… another case are teaching materials for young students".

For years we unknew that all children would not test proficient by 2014 and that a policy premised on that goal would mean that all schools would end up labeled failures.

As the band members grew proficient on their instruments, it became clear that Wire was fascinated most of all with evolving patterns: a minimalist tendency that goes back to punk's Velvet Underground roots.

Kreuger & Toll also earned a reputation as a proficient builder that completed construction projects reliably and on time.

He was proficient in that ersatz-soul Three Dog Night-style singing, heavy on the vibrato and empty-calorie histrionics.

As we all know, Germans are hard-working, earnest, technically proficient and that at precisely 6am they ruthlessly commandeer all the deck chairs on the nearest beach.

Spike Milligan later noted that Sellers was very proficient on the drums and might have remained a jazz drummer, had he lacked his skills in mimicry and improvisation.