Sentence examples for reasonable proficiency from inspiring English sources

She also has a non-famous boyfriend, a reasonable proficiency in cello and piano and an awareness of her own limitations.

With 350 million people displaying a reasonable proficiency in English, it's the largest English-using country in the world.

He retained reasonable proficiency in Italian for the rest of his life, albeit reportedly with an "atrocious" accent.

All the questions require a reasonable degree of proficiency in reading English.

Most likely, it'll teef and tax the best part of two days from this here Test, and there's no remotely reasonable quantity of proficiency can do anything to counteract that.

They have attained a reasonable degree of proficiency in spoken English through a succession of language courses that routinely promote the four skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking, but tend to neglect the fifth skill, that of translation.

A language issue…" (Tongan)" Language or communication barriers impacted on the patient's capacity to convey health care needs even when the patient had a reasonable degree of English proficiency: ""The doctor will ask you to describe what kinds of pains you have - I don't know how to do that.

What are reasonable expectations for English language proficiency of non-native speakers?

As shown below, this way of mapping structure to functional proficiency does provide reasonable correspondence both with human perception and with the protein world.

In addition to the new protections based on sex, the regulation strengthens anti-discrimination guarantees for people with disabilities, and requires insurers and health care providers to make reasonable accommodations for patients with limited English proficiency. .

A simple way to see whether proficiency scores computed in this way show reasonable correspondence with legibility is to subject highly proficient genes to random point mutations, accepting only those that leave the proficiency above a specified threshold.