Sentence examples for slightly more proficient from inspiring English sources

Although specialists are slightly more proficient than general practitioners in intensifying diabetes therapy when warranted (7), overall clinical inertia results in the majority of patients failing to achieve, or maintain, adequate metabolic goals from a period of months to several years (8, 9).

They are much more proficient hitters.

Only slightly more tacky.

Marc Webb had slightly more luck.

Jonny looks slightly more nervous.

The Obama of the campaign trail is at once more prosaic and perhaps more proficient.

But even the women, more proficient in this repertory, seemed more comfortable when given a character.

As you become more proficient, you can be bolder and fill the pan.

Thanks to the club circuit that the Store inspired, stand-ups are markedly more proficient.

Slightly more likely.

But with a running attack that grew more proficient, the Huskies ran out the clock.