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I was proficient at my job, so we had a good relationship.

You have a lot of years to become more proficient.

I think with more time- like three years-1 could make them proficient.

Then he would do all those other things he'd become proficient at over the years.

Only 5 percent of the students were proficient at reading.

"It makes them look like they were getting more proficient."

Nearly half of those said they were not proficient in English.

Her French was very good and he wanted to become proficient.

The program is easy to get started with, although some practice would be necessary to become really proficient.

All but a few were very proficient at their sport.

I decided to help him become proficient in this subject.

And a kitchen that was, even on its off days, never less than proficient.

Only 45.6 percent of them were found to be proficient in math.

"We had to have someone proficient in what they did," she said.

Perhaps our children are more proficient in using the new technologies.

There is only one way to become proficient at anything - practice!

The murder was too proficient to have been the result of chance.

Stone had worked for five years before he became proficient at it.

He was quick to learn, and soon became proficient at the trade.

That was how she'd become proficient in the use of weapons.

Practice, as with anything else, made both of them more proficient, better able to please each other.

Any reasonably proficient man can make a woman feel special.

She's also proficient in any martial art I can think of.

I want you proficient with it, not just making noise.

She began dancing at age 10 and quickly became very proficient.