Sentence examples for remain proficient from inspiring English sources

And they caution that even well trained physicians need to regularly perform significant numbers of extractions to remain proficient.

Due to inherent safety precautions associated with working with HMEs, experienced detector canines often lack the frequency of training on HME material necessary to remain proficient.

Professionals in medicine need them, too, he said, not only to punish bad doctors, but to reassure good ones that they remain proficient in their skills.

The Second Amendment states, "A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed". The "regulated" obviously entails that not only may we to be armed, but our weapons well maintained with sufficient ammunition and that citizens remain proficient in their use.

Finally, as malaria cases decrease, microscopists will need to receive training to remain proficient in detection of malaria in blood smears.

The use of microarrays in clinical diagnostics will require assurance that clinical laboratories are and remain proficient in using this technology.

He remained proficient on a typewriter's keys, however; long after the world had adopted personal computers, he was still pounding away on his Smith-Corona manual.

In more extreme cases, the target language may have very few remaining proficient speakers and few curriculum materials or schooling opportunities and supports to ensure that new generations can learn the language well and use it in their everyday lives, or even occasionally.

While she was in India she learned Hindustani and remained proficient in the language throughout her life.

He also remained somewhat proficient in Italian, though according to one Italian visitor his accent was "atrocious".

The Giants, having now won two of three from the 49ers in the last 11 months, remain far more proficient at timely land grabs, building momentum behind the arm and wits of Manning.