Sentence examples for competent guide from inspiring English sources

You don't need much in the way of specialized skill to enter the world of white-water rafting in the hands of a competent guide; three million people go white-water rafting with a guide each year, according to America Outdoors, an outfitter and guide association.

The new paradigm overturns the old by displacing it as no longer a competent guide to future research.

D. H. Hill had with him a young lieutenant who had been reared in that vicinity and knew every bypath, but some of Hill's brigadiers and all the commanding officers of Jackson's column were embarrassed from the outset by a lack of competent guides.

Everyone functions as a competent walking guide — even small children.

As Corno and Mandinach (1983) hold, those who have weak self-regulated learning skill are less competent to guide their own learning.

Find out more There are competent city guides from Footprint (£7.99, good listings) and Lonely Planet (£11.99, stronger content), though both lack the most recent hotels and restaurants.

It includes ensuring that adoptions are authorised only by competent authorities, guided by informed consent of all concerned, that inter-country adoption enjoys the same safeguards and standards which apply in national adoptions, and that inter-country adoption does not result in improper financial gain for those involved in it.

These include ensuring that adoptions are authorised only by competent authorities, guided by informed consent of all concerned, that intercountry adoption enjoys the same safeguards and standards which apply in national adoptions, and that intercountry adoption does not result in improper financial gain for those involved in it.

This process will end with them reasserting themselves as improved U.S. money centers as long as they have the best and most competent captains to guide them.

"I'm a cub reporter and expected a sustained and competent editor to guide me, something which I never had at your company and something with which The Intercept continues to struggle as everyone in this business knows," he wrote.

Tooze does a competent job of guiding readers through the toxic alphabet soup of mortgage-based products that Wall Street cooked up: M.B.S.s, C.D.O.s, C.D.S.s, and so on.