Sentence examples for competence are from inspiring English sources

But they're not great examples of competence, are they?

Merit and competence are, therefore, the first casualties.

Nationalism and economic competence are not compatible concepts.

Moments of genuine competence are undermined by its sadistic emphasis on driving and dull fighting mechanics.

Rather, it seems as if her political record and managerial competence are on trial.

The League's claims of economic competence are beginning to look irrelevant.

"We believe issues of competence are changeable over time, but not issues of character or integrity," he said.

In the movie, Bella becomes the mother to her mother, and her sense of self-reliance and extreme competence are evident today in the real person.

"High standards of competence are necessary not only because of the importance and complexity of housing, but also because of the money involved," the report states.

White laboratory coats, traditionally thought of as a sign of authority and competence, are a necessary part of the lives of some scientists - but not all.

"In this day and age, with all the things kids now face, we recognize that social and civic competence are equally as important," she said.