But the Islanders are far more competent lately, having lost only 7 of their last 17 games 10-3-4 10-3-4 10-3-4
Gen. Sterling Price, was far more competent, but he had earned Davis's enmity in 1861 when, as a Missouri politician, he tried unsuccessfully to keep the state out of the war before belatedly casting his lot with the Confederacy.
Market is far more competent than the government in bringing a large scale innovation in clean technology and energy efficiency.
AllMusic's Bruce Eder said, "When Keith Moon died, the Who carried on and were far more competent and reliable musically, but that wasn't what sold rock records".
In General Truong's view, the aforementioned generals were victims of injustice, as they were far more competent than Thieu's loyalists in Saigon.
Nevertheless, the story based on Frank Miller and Alan Moore's cult classic graphic novel is as pertinent as ever, though the evil dictators who engineered Britain's rigid police state were far more competent than America's current regime.
At this point, it is revealed that Ned is far more competent than the hostages were led to believe, having intentionally shot Casey in the foot and separated Chuck from his handlers.
After the same dose of STZ treatment, p21-overexpressing mice were far more competent to increase weight (Fig. 2A), survive (Fig. 2B), and regain normoglycemia (Fig. 2C) than normal littermates.
"I'm far more competent now than what I was initially…I think I've probably grown emotionally from this as well".
It was additionally found that the wood mouse is far more competent for B. afzelii than for B. burgdorferi sensu stricto [ 27] and that B. afzelii is specifically maintained by European rodents [ 28].
