Sentence examples similar to dominating competence from inspiring English sources
I sensed that people were groping for words to describe Gordon Brown's sudden fall from all-dominating competence to fumbling inadequacy".
These liberated segments can relocate to the nuclear interior, the location of dominating early S replication [ 112] and transcriptional competence.
Climate change was an issue little discussed by the mainstream media during the election campaign, dominated by questions of economic competence, the NHS and leaders' personalities.
Women face negative stereotypes regarding their competence in areas dominated by men, like computer science, martial arts, or politics.
We've just sat through a Cameron-Clegg press conference at No 10, dominated by predictable questions about Cable's role, his competence, his loyalty, his future, questions that didn't really get anywhere.
In terms of formal instruments and competence, the decision-making in the policy area relies on intergovernmental cooperation and remains dominated by national preferences.
In a PMQs dominated by the NHS crisis today, the PM wound up to take a shot at Labour's economic competence.
While family financing holds long-term risks from infighting, loss of competence, and corruption, evidence of this was not found in the case of A to Z, and family firms dominate in most countries with short industrial histories [ 13].
The Brotherhood's political wing, resented for trying to dominate Syria's opposition councils, has had to accept a lesser role.In many cases the Ikhwan have profited electorally less from ideology than from impressions of relative honesty and competence.
