Sentence examples for competent look from inspiring English sources

Having a complete manuscript and having someone competent look through it and nudge you in the right direction is a huge achievement.

The large-company CEOs were judged more competent looking 55% of the time, with no difference in assessments of the other three facial traits.

After conducting what they bluntly call "beauty contest experiments" involving scores of big-company CEOs, Duke business-school researchers say "competent" looking bosses get paid more regardless of company profitability.

People were significantly more likely to vote for more competent looking male candidates [r (60) = 0.59, p<0.003], and female candidates [r (46) = 0.76, p<0.01].

In 2006, the researchers ran a similar study before elections were held, and the competent-looking candidates went on to win in seventy-two per cent of Senate races and sixty-nine per cent of gubernatorial ones.

There are several problems with "Dupree," not least that there is no filmmaking to speak of, just a progression of competent-looking scenes in which the actors appear to have successfully hit their marks.

"Essex have not managed to explain why no-one in the wider extended family was competent to look after the baby when they were already looking after two of her siblings.

"There's no relationship between how competent people look and how competent they are," says Armstrong.

But he has made Mr Frei, a decent and competent man, look reactionary and old (he is 67).

But his first 30 balls came out of his hand perfectly and he made one pretty competent batsman look silly when he couldn't pick his googly.

As it has been observed during the field work, in most of the cases, mothers used to leave their small children at home with the older siblings who might not be competent to look after the young children even in the presence of food in the household.