Sentence examples for competence making from inspiring English sources

The point-and-shoot camera has democratized technical competence, making in-focus pictures available even to know-nothings.

Still, Foster says that being a scientist makes him more credible in advocating for the value of such research: "There isn't a substitute for having people with real technical competence making those arguments all the way up the command chain".

For health behaviors that rely on self-control, effective rewards might plausibly enhance perceived competence, making an undermining effect of the reward less likely, and a positive effect on behavior more likely.

Competence makes the trains run on time but doesn't know where they're going".

Telemann's gargantuan productivity and consistent competence made him one of Bach's more successful rivals in the search for good jobs in the German music establishment.

Under Marris's bill, two doctors and a family court judge would assess whether a patient's diagnosis, expected lifespan and mental competence made them eligible to choose an assisted death.

Totally, its higher competence makes this algorithm a good selection for multi-objective problems.

A new study suggests that, in addition to togetherness, self-esteem and a feeling of competence make people happy.

His competence made even more sense to me when I heard that his wife is a psychologist.

Contrary to the notion that people use deliberate, rational strategies when deciding whom to vote for in major political elections, research indicates that people use shallow decision heuristics, such as impressions of competence made solely from facial appearance when deciding whom to vote for [4].

This competence makes it possible to narrow the social gap between them.