Sentence examples for competent that from inspiring English sources

Even if your employee is fully capable of handling the task — "unconsciously competent" — that doesn't mean you can leave her without guidance.

It was seeing the rabbit so at home among the black and white rocks and rising blizzard, so relaxed and competent, that let me find my own centre and strength.

Mr. Speranza said his organization will begin certifying imams it believes are competent, that is, those "who have a reading of the Koran that is more peaceful, more oriented towards love".

MORGEN: For the guards of the concentration camps, the SS and Police courts were competent; that is, in each case the local court in whose district the concentration camp was located.

"I now look forward to forming a government that is competent, that is trustworthy and which purposefully and steadfastly and methodically sets about delivering on our commitments to you, the Australian people," Mr. Abbott said.

The difference is stark: Only 18.4% of the people working for the "positive-rating" managers, or the easy graders, were judged as merely "competent" (that is, just average) compared with fully 51.4% of those working for the "negative-rating" managers, clearly the harder graders.

The interaction of hydroxyl between phenolic and phenoxy is more competent than that of self-association of phenolic and phenoxy.

Shahn was never much more technically competent than that, and he didn't much care.

Many of Trump's "distractions," though, are a lot less competent than that.

We also need very competent marketing that is able to formulate the requirements that must be taken into account.

"Prudent, frugal government, competent management: that's what we offer," Abbott said.