Sentence examples for competent professors from inspiring English sources

Ewha College of Law puts forth the utmost efforts to produce competent professors and lawyers, who can make great contributions to society and to the advancement of the status of women.

"We wanted to be able to select students, to charge tuition fees, to have excellent and competent professors, to teach in small groups and in decent working conditions," says Fritz Schaumann, its director.Five years after its foundation, the International University of Bremen has 500 students, who contribute just over €3.5m in fees.

Competent professors and teachers can make such a difference in the lives of their students.

For example, in 2009, 56% of the ITMs were functioning without official approval decree (24) Due to brain drain, aging staff and demotivation, there is an evident lack of competent professors contributing to the decrease in quality of education (25).

"It would be interesting to test if females are sensitive to the ability to discover new solutions, namely, the transition from incompetent to competent," Professor Kacelnik pointed out in email.

At the same time, governments and nonprofits expect the administrators of social departments and programs to be competent managers, Professor Hjorth said.

"For many routine services where unmet needs are greatest, three years of on-site education is neither necessary nor sufficient to provide competent training," Professor Rhode said.

Other professional schools have figured out a way to obtain competent and experienced professors who can transmit their skills to the students.

"This may have been an extremely competent 9-year-old," Professor Gordon said, referring to the older child in the Brooklyn case.

Neither Scalia nor Stevens is a "competent historian," University of Texas at Austin professor Sanford Levinson wrote in another Balkinization posting.

Mr. Saving is a competent economist -- he's a professor at Texas A&M -- but I can't see any way to make economic sense of his argument.