Sentence examples for competence intelligence from inspiring English sources

Loyalty will trump competence, intelligence or experience.

Scott and Jurek see it as a sales job: an attempt to convince America, and the world, of its own competence, intelligence, and courage.

Reviewing the book for The New Yorker magazine, Joshua Rothman contrasts the usual "derring-do" presentation of the Apollo program by observing: "Scott and Jurek see it as... an attempt to convince America, and the world, of its own competence, intelligence, and courage".

But this often meant choosing people for their ideological purity rather than their competence or intelligence.

Mr. Berezovsky and his lawyers belittled Mr. Abramovich's business competence and intelligence, saying he had been menaced into accepting $1.3 billion from Mr. Abramovich in 2001 for his Sibneft holding, while Mr. Abramovich sold his own share in the company in 2005 for $11.9 billion.

I gave him a small assignment to assess his competence, his intelligence.

Although there were no significant differences in their performance on the test, the participants' ratings of their competence and intelligence was higher when wearing glasses than when not.

In this context schools of architecture can perhaps help those studying today to work with wisdom, competence and intelligence within landscapes that may be powerfully compromised (at least this is often the case in Italy) but, at the same time, full of potential.

"Since 2014, he has performed his duties with brilliance and enormous competence and intelligence.

Time magazine reporters who met with Guevara around this time, described him as "guid ing) Cuba with icy calculation, vast competence, high intelligence, and a perceptive sense of humor".

One patient stressed that he was most impressed with the recruiter's competence and intelligence.