Sentence examples for reasonably proficient from inspiring English sources
Marine ecosystem models are reasonably proficient at simulating physically-driven features such as spring blooms.
But both are expected to be reasonably proficient in every job in the plant that is, generally speaking, at the same level as their own job.
When any two reasonably proficient barbequers meet, it is only a matter of moments before they are either heartily agreeing or at each other's throat.
—Jeanne You can assume that the college admissions officer reviewing your transcript will be able to determine the level of courses any student has taken relative to what was offered, and that admissions deans are reasonably proficient at evaluating transcripts.
"Anyone in their right mind who is reasonably proficient with a shorter putter would be a proponent for getting rid of anchored putters," said Luke Donald, the world's top-ranked player.
We have found that 193nm lithography with this new family of photoresists is reasonably proficient in the fabrication of devices with design rules of less than half the exposure wavelength.
(a) somewhat proficient (b) less than proficient (c) extremely proficient 5.
The overall competency level was reasonably good and qualified nurses had an average competency level of 'proficient'proficient
Even though the automotive industry shows no sign of producing an energy-efficient vehicle that is as alluring as, say, the 1955 Citroën DS19 saloon, there are plenty of reasonably affordable and proficient vehicles to choose from.
She agreed to help us find a quartet that would be proficient but reasonably priced.
