They played competently enough – and that is notable - in the new manager's first home game, and deserved their point.
The hotels and restaurants were so poorly run that it seemed shocking that the military could be run competently enough to pose a genuine threat to the Soviet Union's adversaries.
He continued, claiming that the finely tuned skill needed to wield a bow competently enough to take down a deer would translate over to the executive qualities needed to serve as vice president.
Posada, a proud player who has said that he wants to be a full-time catcher, is frustrated with his inability to throw competently enough to be a regular starter.
He pitched long and competently enough to give the Yankees a chance to win, which they did behind another splendid night from Mark Teixeira, who continued to shred the best pitching staff in the American League.
It does so competently enough, which is both the best and the worst that can be said.
Ms. Ambrose, though, anchors the tale competently enough, which frees the big-name cast that surrounds her to have a garishly good time.
But, said the judgement, as the trial proceeded it became clear that the operations had been performed "competently enough" - at which point the prosecution then focused its case on Mr Patel's decision to perform the operations.
None of this is without interest and the patterning of the movie is handled competently enough, but there is something programmatic here: despite the emphatic, heavy weather of realism that lowers over the movie, none of it seemed real, but rather a pageant of contrivances.
Moreover, he has kept competently enough.
The incumbent, who is known for his chaotic charisma, has run the city competently enough.
