Sentence examples for as more competent from inspiring English sources

Another study, published in 2009, claimed that people judged job applicants as more competent if they had a male voice.

Sam Coates and Sam Fleming in the Times (paywall) say their Populus poll shows voters rating Labour as more competent than the other main political parties for the first time since 2010.

Other studies found that girls are less encouraged to partake in mathematics/science related activities than boys and parents perceive boys as more competent in mathematics than girls as well as perceiving mathematics as a male subject (e.g., Eccles[Parsons] et al. 1983).

Male teachers tend to regard themselves as more competent and female teachers are more inclined to underestimate their own competence (Cooper 2006; Ong and Lai 2006).

Men with children, on the other hand, are perceived as more competent and dedicated workers.

"They still see men as more competent, even if they don't have the experience".

The CEOs were rated as more competent-looking and more attractive but less trustworthy and less likable.

He comes across as much more competent when he appears unflappable.

As discussed earlier, all voters judged male politicians as appearing more competent relative to female politicians; yet, competence was equally predictive of voting behavior for both male and female political candidates.

They have persistently sought to portray the Iraqi forces as growing more competent and in control of the country.

Both male and female faculty members rated the male applicant "as significantly more competent and hireable than the (identical) female applicant".