Sentence examples for grow competent from inspiring English sources

For a healthy business to grow, competent employees need to learn their jobs, move up the ladder, and make room for new employees.

LB solid media supplemented with ampicillin (0.1 g/L) was used to grow competent E. coli strains harbouring pUC19 or pGEM7Z.

The trouble is that learning to handle failure is healthy for kids, and helps them grow into competent young adults.

One study has shown that one-third of at-risk children grow into competent adults who are able to sustain employment and relationships.

But a central goal of education -- indeed, the value of education -- lies in its ability to nurture and inspire students to grow into competent and caring members of the world community.

As children grow more competent and confident with speech, the signs and symbols are gradually phased out, in just the same way that baby signing slowly gives way to baby talking.

General Cantwell, who commanded Australian forces in the Middle East and Afghanistan in 2010, said the Diggers had made good progress in calming Oruzgan while training and backing up Afghan forces, although he noted, "It takes many years to grow genuinely competent armed forces and the Afghans have a long way to go".

Just as important, we need to provide enough time for learning so that young people have an education that allows them to grow into competent and confident adults able to choose how to live their lives.

When jobs are dished out for reasons other than competence, the state grows less competent, as anyone who has wrestled with Indian or Nigerian officialdom can attest.

They have persistently sought to portray the Iraqi forces as growing more competent and in control of the country.

I don't feel slightly younger than my years because I never really did that sensible, grown-up, competent, proper man crap.