Sentence examples for Superior competence from inspiring English sources

But at a news conference today, Mr. Serra expressed confidence that voters would recognize his superior "competence and capacity".

This is probably a losing proposition on its face, unless one is talking about Congress's superior competence at walking in circles with its shoes tied together.

As a playwright, Mr. Mamet has been intermittently great; as a director of movies he is occasionally very good, wisely aspiring to superior competence rather than sublime artistry.

The best of these rules encourage the federal political branches with superior competence and a superior democratic pedigree to clarify the content of U.S. foreign relations law.

In his opinion for a unanimous court, Justice David H. Souter said Congress had "a superior institutional competence" in deciding how to hold H.M.O.'s accountable.

In his argument in the voting-rights case, Solicitor General Donald Verrilli tried this line, too, insisting on "the deference that Congress is owed… because, frankly, of the superior institutional competence of Congress to make these kinds of judgments".

The literature on the "classic" statistical analysis approach so far this century has highlighted gender differences in Internet use and online reading preferences that point to superior male competence (Liu & Huang, 2008).

When Kolditz worked at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, his colleagues conducted a survey of soldiers serving in Mosul, Iraq, and found that they listed honesty and integrity third among the qualities they want in a superior (after competence and loyalty).

These strategies may assist senior college students in achieving superior nursing competence and maintaining a higher retention rate.

The higher standing levels of ATP and the superior bioenergetic competence of their mitochondria would provide the necessary energy for subsequent mitogenesis ensuring sustained presence of competent mitochondria.

Nonionic soaps (Figure 1B and 1C) are known in specialty literature [7 14] and food technology practice as colloid structures with surface-active competences superior to those of traditional soaps, due to the presence within the molecular ensemble of heterogeneous polyoxyethylene chains (n = 3-20).