Sentence examples for competent at managing from inspiring English sources

"They may be no more competent at managing these risks than other companies, but they do seem to be prepared to accept a higher level of risk," he wrote, citing China's willingness to do business in Sudan.

"The department has been very competent and effective over the years at managing Bradley, but their mission has been very limited, which is to do the maintenance and don't spend too much money," Mr. Gioia said.

Simply put, the party regarded by the public as being better at managing the economy and having the more competent leader won the election.

Now this, at least for me, is a bar.

He was good at managing meeting time.

"This proposed settlement kind of dashes hopes that more light would be shed on how Sumner is doing and whether or not he is mentally competent," said Eric Jackson, managing director of SpringOwl Asset management, which is agitating for management changes at Viacom.

The Government is generally perceived to be competent in managing the country's economy and largely free from political corruption.

Bowel disorders bothered him even when he had become competent in managing bowel symptoms after a decade of struggle.

Like teens with other chronic conditions, adolescents with hemophilia (AWH) must become competent in managing their disease.

Also a good collaboration with acute psychiatric services was indispensable for GPs to feel competent in managing a psychotic crisis.

While Marino's resignation will delight his critics – and there are many who believed that he was essentially not competent to manage the Eternal City – it also comes at a difficult time for Rome.