Sentence examples for To be competent from inspiring English sources

To be competent under trying and unfamiliar conditions is to feel free.

To be competent for an underwater life, penguins have undergone multiple morphological adaptations.

One, they needed me to be competent.

Similarly, it has to be competent to be credible.

Traditionally men are expected to be competent financially, whether it's their bent or not.

I believe strongly that we need to train young doctors to be competent, caring and conscientious.

They need to be competent individuals — not cronies — who will work closely with NATO.

Rather, he argues, Republicans must learn to be competent managers of the bureaucracy and "pro-good government".

Neither side proved themselves to be competent tourists, but this is a trend that extends beyond the Ashes.

But there are subtle differences that are important to understand if an American professional is to be competent there.

Mr. Loughner faces separate state charges, which will also be suspended until he is determined to be competent, officials said.