Sentence examples for competent as a from inspiring English sources

This post, then, is on what it means to be competent as a boss.

It is uniquely brutal in its treatment of foes and uniquely competent as a propagandist.

Straining to present a masterpiece, Mr. Barnes forgets that the play must first be competent as a comedy.

Sam became more than competent as a typesetter, but he also occasionally contributed sketches and articles to his brother's paper.

This retort from Dr. Chaudhary (who is, according to her sister, Dimple, as "organized, in control and competent" as a cruise director) didn't scare him off.

"Francis was always very generous, and my father enjoyed his company and found him competent as a lawyer," Mr. Heckscher said.

Flagg Miller, I assume, is competent as an Arab linguist; it's a pity that he's so cack-handed when writing his own language.

Experts believe the nominees will face a tough task in proving to the international community that the WHO is still competent as an agency delivering global health, particularly given the criticism it received after 11,000 people died during the Ebola outbreak.

Not terribly competent as an officer--he was green and impulsive--Thompson was given inadequate training on Okinawa before being plunked down, in charge of 11 men, in one of the most remote and forbidding parts of South Vietnam, Khe Sanh.

Therefore, a homozygous fog-2 strain is fully competent as an outcrosser but not as a self-fertilizing hermaphroditic strain.

A study [ 20] hoped to assess whether hSSTr2 is competent to act as a reporter of gene transfer.