| As man became more and more proficient in making war, he also became wiser in means of defense. |
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| Once you get more proficient and are a lot less likely to fall, you might start to eschew wristguards. |
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| As restaurateurs become more proficient and experienced, cash generation becomes more and more consistent. |
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| He hopes to open an athletic center, and to become more proficient in mixed martial arts. |
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| Mechanisms that prevent selfing and its harmful effects and promote more proficient pollen dispersal have shaped much of floral evolution. |
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| Certainly the aristos from the centre of Spain are more proficient at handling trophies. |
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| After a decade of the Revolution in Military Affairs the US armoury is now much larger and more proficient. |
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| As I continue with kayaking, I am becoming more proficient at righting my kayak and feeling more in control of my actions, more knowledgeable and less disoriented. |
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| Thanks to the club circuit that the Store inspired, stand-ups are markedly more proficient. |
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| But even the women, more proficient in this repertory, seemed more comfortable when given a character. |
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| But with a running attack that grew more proficient, the Huskies ran out the clock. |
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| As a student becomes more proficient, extraneous material can be added. |
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| Perhaps this was in the latter stage of the band's history, when the members had become more proficient musicians. |
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| And the admiral was pointing out that although they got rid of the submarines, they became much more proficient in other areas of operation. |
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| In his book, Condon outlines a series of strategies to help you manage risk and become a more proficient and confident rider. |
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| But as people become more proficient at the language, Broca's area becomes less active. |
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| Late primary school aged children are more proficient, but still lack descriptive adjectives, making an elaboration of their accounts difficult. |
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| Three and a half months into its reunion tour, Genesis was more proficient than invigorating. |
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| With increased activity comes a stronger ability to concentrate, more effective decision-making, and more proficient work habits. |
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| The more proficient the fencers become, the more they will rely upon the individual lesson for their improvement. |
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| This was made possible by the development of increasingly more proficient electronic control units. |
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| That will make the Canadian economy more proficient, productive and efficient. |
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| First Nations are becoming more proficient at collection and reporting of data. |
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| The coast of Labrador adds another 7,000 km for the more proficient kayaker. |
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| They believe that a cross-trained person will always be more proficient in one of the two fields. |
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| This support is not simply a matter of ensuring that African nations become more proficient at apprehending and incarcerating criminals, as important as that might be. |
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| As you become more proficient, you can be bolder and fill the pan. |
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| Moreover, members of the majority group are generally much more proficient in their second language than they themselves believe, and often it is only a lack of confidence that prevents them from using it to a greater extent. |
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| Over the past few decades, with the expansion of the sport into leagues in countries such as Japan, the players there became more proficient, more talented and more versatile. |
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| They viewed the situation as one of a junior pilot gradually becoming more proficient, not as a hazardous situation, and they perceived the captain's concerns to be of a similar nature. |
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| If, however, people discover that they need to become more proficient in English or French to find employment, family members may speak the new language at home. |
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| This is clearly very important, particularly when service delays occur. The premium services tend to be more proficient at service provision and customer service in general, as would be expected of their product positioning. |
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| And we know what works to make students more proficient. |
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| So I decided to take more lessons at the end of which I found myself more proficient and able to maximize the efficacy and output of this wonderful tool. |
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