Sentence examples for growing competence from inspiring English sources

Whether they will as workers is less clear, for the robots' growing competence may make some human labour redundant.

This and her growing competence in political scheming have helped Mrs Gandhi impose discipline within her schismatic party.

The hollowing of North Korea's armed forces, and the growing competence and confidence of South Korea's, mean that the South could defend itself much better than in the past against a conventional attack from the north.

Although my team quickly gained the experience that would truly help us save patients, our growing competence came because we were submerging ourselves in trauma resuscitations day after day and night after night.

In 1941, with the fate of Great Britain uncertain and the U.S. not yet committed to joining the war, the growing competence of the RCN and the possible requirement to defend home waters prompted the building of a strong national navy.

The growing competence is seen in the response to several recent attacks on the Afghan capital, Kabul.

For Mr. Asimov, "the sameness was evidence of growing professional competence".

There is nothing intrinsically deadening of a child's growing linguistic competence in knowing what a phoneme is; after all, we use phonemes each time we speak and listen, and graphemes every time we read and write.

Cruise's tech is clearly growing in competence over time, and night driving is an especially challenging needle to thread for self-driving cars.

A return gig at the Nashville on 23 April demonstrated the band's growing musical competence, but by all accounts lacked a spark.

You become content when you are growing in competence at things you love, your relationships are improving (not perfect but improving), and you have the freedom to make the choices you want to make.