Sentence examples for convey competence from inspiring English sources

Moreover, students are exposed to appropriate "forms of discourse" [ 5] to enable these ideas to gain greater acceptance within their community of practise through use of rhetoric to convey competence and credibility.

It conveys competence, judgment, and respect, or the lack thereof.

These leaders recognize that an ideal employee is not only competent, but also has the confidence to convey their competence when it matters most.

It's one thing for a woman who suspects she is wrongly perceived to resolve to change certain behaviors in order to convey the competence and substance she has to offer.

Nowadays education of production engineers has to convey professional competences and social skills alike.

Certainly, nothing like horror inflects "The Sharpshooter on Picket Duty," which mainly conveys professional competence.

Look at where the coalition has been doing better than expected: in making the case for deficit reduction and conveying economic competence.

His wife, who was born in Panama, works as a manager in a department store and has that Caribbean accent which, maybe because it's close to the accent of West Indian nurses, conveys both competence and the firm intention to brook no nonsense.

To do as Wilder and Patrick did, Obama must partner with a figure who conveys tradition, competence, familiarity.

Thus, hCD44s overexpression and possibly its ability to bind HA are critical for conveying metastatic competence but are antagonistic or selected against during aggressive primary tumor or overt metastasis outgrowth of fibrosarcoma cells [ 153].

My advice to him now would be to rein back his natural - occasionally splendid - aggression and use the quiet power of his voice to convey a solid competence.