Sentence examples for because of the competence from inspiring English sources
France's former president, Valery Giscard D'Estaing, a conservative, wrote a front-page article in the newspaper Le Monde seeking to reassure Frenchmen that they had nothing to fear from a Bush presidency because of the competence of his foreign policy team, (he described Condoleezza Rice, who will be Mr. Bush's national security adviser, as brilliant).
In terms of corruption, the general feeling was that senatorial elections were "bought and sold", changing hands for favors and sums of money rather than because of the competence of the candidate.
Hay biographer John Taliaferro suggests that Lincoln engaged Nicolay and Hay to assist him, rather than more seasoned men, both "out of loyalty and surely because of the competence and compatibility that his two young aides had demonstrated".
However, the authors did not feel comfortable with such a dismissal because of their careful quizzing and use of unlabeled color plates during the interviews and because of the competence demonstrated by the interviewees in regards to local wildlife and lemur habits.
We chose to use this cell line because of the competence of TGF-ß signaling, and also as a system previously validated for the study of BMPR2 gene expression [ 24].
On the contrary, the water quality service should be avoided, not only because of its little recognition, but also because of the minor competence in spatial planning for this problem.
Finally, inmates may be reluctant to seek testing and treatment because of fear, denial or distrust of the competence of correctional medical staff.
Besides, and probably needless to say, panel members were above all invited because of their estimated competence (based on previous work in the area of dizziness).
This is not a reflection of the competence of regulators.
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".
Because of their competence and the respect in which they were held by both the residency director and their fellow residents, these chiefs were given the task of presiding over the transition.
