"Those who are creative and competent enough to write that slightly better search engine will capture the global market".
"Or we can be brave and bold find someone who we feel competent enough to do that and someone who can build a philosophy at the club".
(PN3) "I am a nurse prescriber, but I wouldn't feel comfortable or sort of competent enough to do that" (PN9) Mostly the generic term 'counselling' was used, although a few participants referred to 'CBT' or 'psychotherapy'psychotherapy
The final ballet on this program, Ashley Page's "Guide to Strange Places," was a competent enough, hard-driving work that seems inspired by the late-1980s William Forsythe.
Its underlying assumption is that selective pressure has enforced the evolution of mechanisms that are competent enough to preserve the germline under the stressful conditions that would be typically expected for each organism.
If that's all that "Unforgettable" has to offer, it may turn into one of those crime shows that are competent enough but, well, forgettable, despite Ms. Montgomery's charms.
These followers argue that Randi is competent enough to declare with certainty that many homeopathic and alternative treatments are "bunk," and yet, like cult members, his followers ignore the fact that he is neither a scientist nor a physician and cannot be expected to understand the complex issues of the healing process.
As with the economy, Americans have grown uncertain and fearful about the spill's environmental and economic impact, and even more skeptical that government is competent enough to do anything about it -- a sentiment that, more broadly, is roiling this midterm election year and threatening Democratic majorities in Congress.
In Brussels, where the work was premiered, Morris's Dido was compared to a transvestite act that was "only just competent enough for a disreputable cafe".
