Sentence examples similar to erode competence from inspiring English sources
JK!!!", the Columbia University linguist John McWhorter dismantled the myth that the Internet has eroded linguistic competence.
They send signals like "I don't trust you to do the job without me," or "I'm not organized enough to wrap up my loose ends before I go on vacation". Either way, they erode perceptions of your likability and competence.
Mohammad Yunus, a Nobel-prize-winning microcredit pioneer once seen as a potential candidate to fill the political vacuum, floated a party earlier in the year, but has scrapped plans to enter politics.The generals and their civilian front are finding that their legitimacy, which rests on their competence, is eroding.
The most important issue for the coming debates is whether Mr. Bush can erode the perception, widespread but only tentatively held, that Mr. Gore is a man of greater competence and command.
Homeowners' equity continues to erode.
Glaciers erode selectively.
CD sales continue to erode.
Low quality services erode trust.
While the No campaigners are frequently plain wrong in the details of their arguments about "militarisation" and "tax harmonisation", the general thrust of their case that the EU is expanding its competences and eroding national sovereignty is hard to dispute.If even they are unhappy with the EU, why?The Irish are not alone in worrying about such things.
Mr. McInturff noted that Katrina, by eroding Mr. Bush's reputation for competence, had deeper long-term ramifications for his presidency than were apparent in the fall of 2005.
