History, literature, languages, social studies -- these are taught relatively with competence, but not math or science.
"You have to be in good physical and mental condition, sharpen your instincts and of course have your equipment in great shape so that when that wave comes you're prepared to ride it, not just with competence, but with style," he said.
Today, as we enter our second century, our commitment to developing leaders not just with competence but also with character is one that we should take very, very seriously — one we should be very deeply invested in, because that's what society expects of us.
A game is not won by one person, but with collective competence.
The novice student is initially 'peripheral' to the team but with increased competence, particularly in the final year, the student needs to participate in practice and acquire skills to support the more independent status expected of an F1 doctor.
This testimony and the letter found on Teach's body by Maynard appeared compelling, but Knight conducted his defence with competence.
Daley was obsessed with competence and order but operated a political machine larded with hacks, waste and inefficiency.
It's a bit paradoxical given my husband's ability to handle money with competence and ease, but I couldn't imagine merging our finances.
But at least they will captain their vessel with competence and assurance.
But in reality it had nothing to do with competence and everything to do with a demonstration of where power lay against a rearguard defence of broadcasting independence.
The affair was overflowing with competence and earnestness, mostly charming, often touching and occasionally amusing, but moments of real volatile chemistry were few.
