If this rule is what one must accept to count as competent with the meaning of the expression type 'water', then it is no surprise that competent speakers often fail to realize that water = H2O: for they may not know that H2O is what actually fulfills the reference-fixing role in question.
A skilled and competent workforce will be required to realize the business outcomes, productivity gains and organizational efficiencies that are attainable through IoT.
And what we began to realize, as a perfectly competent government sputtered, stalled and drifted, was that the aspirations of a billon people had been ransomed upon the electability of one man.
Notice how it makes you feel to realize you can be competent, and encourage yourself to appreciate yourself for doing some things well.
The results indicate that China still needs more pharmaceutical R&D investment to realize its objective of developing a competent pharmaceutical innovation system.
One of the most important things you have to do is to realize that other people are just as competent, intelligent, and hardworking as you are.
Executives need to realize that the judgment of even highly experienced, competent managers can be fallible.
In what ways is such instruction effective and in what ways does it need to be strengthened if biology instructors are to realize their goal of producing students who are competent at tree thinking?
"We have to be able to realize that even though we have expensive and competent police, they can't be there all the time," he said.
Executives need to realize that the judgment of even highly experienced, superbly competent managers can be fallible.
