Sentence examples for to proficient from inspiring English sources
adjective
Good at something; skilled; fluent; practiced, especially in relation to a task or skill.
- He was a proficient writer with an interest in human nature.
This may not matter to proficient touch-typists, but may challenge those like me whose keystroke technique resembles a chicken having a seizure.
You expect slick visuals, you expect plenty of content, you expect systems that offer spirals of tactical depth to proficient players.
"You don't go from nonreader to proficient reader over the course of a year," said Janet Rose, a Charleston school official.
Dr. Ana Hitri, the Kumon instructor in charge, said about 30 sixth and seventh graders at Hardy Middle School moved up a level in the Stanford 9 test, from basic to proficient, after three months in the school's Kumon program.
There were four inquiry levels, with a score of 1 given to Pre-inquiry, 2 to Developing Inquiry, 3 to Proficient Inquiry, and 4 to Exemplary Inquiry.
The catalytic activity of AuNPs is may be owing to proficient electron transfer from the BH4- ion to the nitro compound mediated by the nanoparticles.
Expect it to take more than 2 years to become proficient enough to be a real-time stenotypist.
Lovett hopes to become proficient enough to ride his own horses in amateur trials run by the National Reined Cow Horse Association.
They see too few serious crimes to allow them to become proficient.
Of course immigrants need to be proficient in English to achieve the American dream.
Surely, we should demand more from our schools than to educate people to be proficient in reading and mathematics.
