Sentence examples similar to whose proficiency involves from inspiring English sources

We hated him all along" — and whose proficiency in this method probably explains why they are nine times happier than I am.

Rebecca was a sullen, stern woman whose proficiency in English had remained poor during her two and a half decades in the United States.

But in Mr. Feldman's opinion, magic's true virtuoso was a largely forgotten Midwesterner whose act was routinely described as "the wonder show of the universe" and whose proficiency with cards was second to none.

Thanks for all your emails, and a final thought from Matthew Wassell whose proficiency at PGA Tour on the PC led him to this conclusion: "The mouse is the true test of golfing ability".

Patient whose proficiency of the English language is not sufficient to carry out consent on scene.

The proportion of individuals in London whose proficiency in reading and writing English is insufficient to answer a self-completion questionnaire may be higher than the proportion who are unable to understand and answer spoken questions in English.

Aversive memory: a memory whose expression involves avoidance behavior.

Appetitive memory: a memory whose expression involves approach behavior.

Athletes whose sports involve stopping and starting like tennis players?

Except the dead whose deaths involved no tomb or memorial.

employees whose duties primarily involve the secure movement of prisoners.