Sentence examples for sufficiently fluent from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a traceur wants to be sufficiently fluent so that he can cross any terrain in flight without compromise.

Note that participants should be sufficiently fluent in the language to understand the instruction, which is entirely in French.

Intensive training is needed, and relatively few teachers are sufficiently fluent in two languages to be comfortable teaching in both.

As a recent college student (Johns Hopkins, 2004), I encountered a few teaching assistants who truly did not have appropriate English skills, but most were sufficiently fluent for my understanding.

Although Mr. Rushdie was on its cover, he became absorbed in a profile of an Indian actress and model, Padma Parvati Lakshmi, who was sufficiently fluent in Italian to be the host of "Domenica In," a popular variety show on Italian television, and the star of two films.

She not only watches "Glee" raptly, but also is sufficiently fluent in musical theater to have remarked, when the actor Jonathan Groff materialized in an April episode as a new romantic interest for Rachel, "It's a 'Spring Awakening' reunion!" (Mr. Groff and Ms. Michele starred in that Tony-winning Broadway show, which seems in retrospect as significant a cultural portent as "High School Musical").

Subjects needed to be within the age range of 40 to 90, have contact with a primary caregiver on at least four days per week, were sufficiently literate and fluent in English, and their SPECT and neuropsychological evaluations were completed within a consecutive three-month period.

A sufficiently extensive, committed and fluent biography of the great British actor (1904-2000), who is shown as witty, charming, tirelessly self-critical, theatrical in every aspect of his life, and a much nicer man than his sole rival, Olivier.

It seemed like a fair trade, and Uzbek, I had been assured, was sufficiently close to my fluent Turkish to be picked up with ease.

Inclusion criteria for the present study were 1) Patients undergoing primary total knee arthroplasty, 2) Signed informed consent had been obtained from the patient, 3) The patient was at least eighteen years old on the day of signing the informed consent and 4) The patient was cognitively intact, fluent in Spanish, and sufficiently literate to complete the self-administered questionnaire.

In this work, a methodology has been developed to model Taylor flow in microchannel using the ANSYS Fluent software package and a criterion for having a sufficiently fine mesh to capture the film is suggested.