Sentence examples for a competent operator from inspiring English sources
The distinction of being Luxembourg's premier player is perhaps not the dizziest in tennis, but Müller is a competent operator on grass and his capitulation suggests that the heavy ordnance of his serve and ground-strokes may keep Soderling involved here for a while yet.
Turn troubled schools into charters and put a competent operator in charge.
Echocardiography is the gold standard for LVEF estimation: it is a reliable, safe, and noninvasive technique; however, echocardiography requires specific equipment and a competent operator 24/24 h, which is currently not possible in all ICUs.
Party insiders describe Mr. Hu as a smooth and competent operator -- "not a lightweight" -- and he impressed both conservatives and reformers above him through a succession of jobs in the provinces and in Beijing.
Specialized knowledge is necessary to ensure that the right cycle is selected; this requires an educated and competent operator.
Maurice Schweitzer, a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania who does research in trust recovery, said the campaign was lacking "evidence of any new procedures and processes that make Carnival a more effective, safe and competent operator".
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?It?s still a hybrid between needing strong researchers and competent operators,? says Michael Kamarck, senior vice president of Wyeth BioPharma in Madison, New Jersey.
Those who support nuclear power, meanwhile — a slight majority of Americans today — argue for better and safer reactors and more competent operators.
His actions, he said, were all aimed at ensuring the strongest possible competition in the Telebras auction, so that the phone companies were sold at the highest possible price to competent operators.None but the most biased of critics seriously disputes this, or questions the basic integrity of the Telebras sale (which raised $19 billion for the government).
In addition, against the massive adoption of this practice arises the limited availability of equipment in emergency services and competent operators [2, 9].
