Sentence examples for competent to make things from inspiring English sources

". "Imagine," she writes, "understanding the Web, feeling competent to make things, to change what exists and create things that meet your particular needs.

He'd been cheerful and competent, always ready to fix an engine or stop a fight: to make things right.

To make things worse, King argues, since the Thatcher premiership governments have become obsessed by innovation, rather than settling for competent administration: "Change has become ministers' profession".

Try to make things simple.

Make a suggestion to make things easier.

There was also the ancillary question of whether Felt was competent to make that decision".

A psychiatrist found that Mr. Simmons was competent to make the decision to forgo his appeals.

You are right to question the idea that the "experts" close to power are competent to make decisions.

This rather suggests that teenagers are in fact not competent – consistently competent to make an ongoing decision, doesn't it?

Such a SC may not be competent to make decisions on important scientific questions.

He's competent to make that decision.