Sentence examples for competence challenge from inspiring English sources

SARAH GREEN: Well, and that kind of points out one of the other challenges you talk about, too, which is the competence challenge, which sounded to me a little bit like the imposter syndrome, where you think.

When Bond is shot in Turkey and presumed dead — and when the villain he was pursuing makes off with an encoded chip containing the names of agents embedded in "terrorist" groups, M's competence is challenged; threatened with dismissal, she clings to her position in order to make good on her failures.

Tools that facilitate competence-based challenges, collaboration, and scheduling.

And it's important not to demonise the sceptics and impugn their motives and competence as their challenges may have something valuable to offer.

Hare suggests that all sectors need to invest in training in "cultural competence", avoiding and challenging ageist attitudes and assumptions about ethnic communities.

"His competence is being challenged here," said Laurie Levenson, a Loyola Law School professor and legal commentator.

Obama wants the kind of competence and brainpower that challenge him.

Radbruch, A. et al. Competence and competition: the challenge of becoming a long-lived plasma cell.

Given the trainer's manifest competence for the Epsom challenge, you would imagine that commensurate horses would routinely find their way to his Newmarket stables.

For example, whether subtly or directly, a negotiator may challenge your competence or expertise, demean your ideas, or criticize your style.

The election is really about values and character, Mr. Buisson said, and Mr. Sarkozy will continue to defend the fundamental values of France and to challenge the competence of Mr. Hollande.