Sentence examples for committed and competent from inspiring English sources

One of the main challenges Ruettgers named in running EMC is finding committed and competent employees.

He says they are committed and competent and goal-oriented: all the things which the sixties generation wasn't.

They're offered higher starting salaries than single women or mothers, are more often excused for missing work, and are perceived as more committed and competent.

But even skeptics believe that a transition to a finance career remains possible for committed and competent scientists.

The software executive noticed that deeply committed and competent community leaders periodically emerged out of the "volunteer" armies that were the backbone of America's charity work.

These guys are generally way more committed and competent than the hangers-on who are usually getting wasted and yelling "Down with the man!" type of stuff.

Why were students so committed and so competent at them?

In the movie, after learning that many mental-ward patients can leave whenever they feel competent to cope with life while he is committed and cannot, Nicholson makes a symbolic gesture.

And parents, no matter how committed or competent they are, cannot adequately provide for, or protect their children in this environment.

It is not technically demanding (its grade is Difficult), and most pitches can be tackled unroped by competent climbers, but it is committing and very exposed.

A. Ten years ago, we approached patient safety as a series of system flaws; we believed that most errors were committed by good competent people doing something no more complicated than forgetting a cellphone.