From then until 15 May 2012, Sperske claims, he completed his duties "diligently and competently … sharing equally in the profits and expenses", such as the costs and royalties of Ariel Pink's 2010 album, Before Today.
That said, though "Extant" is competently made, it shares a problem with another new TV show with a big name attached.
With similar patterns of urbanization, geographies and climate types prevailing across international borders, cities in South Asian region could mutually benefit from collaborative multi-disciplinary research efforts and knowledge sharing to competently respond to and manage the detrimental impacts of urban heat islands.
Miss Myers handles her part competently.
Otherwise, it is just competent dancers dancing competently.
The ability to perform bedside procedural skills competently is an important part of medical practice.
How will they competently engage with and compete for digital clients/customers?
With longevity increases over time in the human evolutionary lineage, older women having the neuroprotective apolipoproteins would have enjoyed a selective advantage since their ability to competently care for their grandchildren (with whom they share 1/4 of their DNA) was prolonged [ 31, 32].
The dishes were competently prepared for the most part.
Only if the citizens see themselves as fully able to reflectively endorse or reject such shared principles, and to do so competently and with adequate information and range of options, can the overlapping political consensus step beyond the purely strategic dynamics of a modus vivendi and ground legitimate institutions of political power.
If the U.S. had negotiated competently it would have owned virtually all the shares of every TARP recipient (which, of course, was a political impossibility).
