Sentence examples for just competence from inspiring English sources

What the Bushes expect from these people is not just competence but loyalty.

In an age when many politicians have lost the ability to connect with our emotions, the former shadow chancellor's Strictly Come Dancing turn is a slick move: To win requires not just competence, but the ability to sweep the audience away on a tide of warm, fuzzy feelings and, frankly, put like that the parallels with contemporary politics could hardly be more obvious.

We hypothesize that not just competence-creating but also competence-exploiting mandates increase knowledge protection intensity.

Solely high level professionals "we just do it", "only competence matters, not a degree" Learning by doing, team or extended team helps: "If we don't have the knowledge, we find out together how to do it" How can we trust?

Signaling is not just one competence of many but rather the essential competence of cells.

"People don't trust us and they just want competence," said one.

Add skillful dramaturgy and an insightful, experienced director, and if you're lucky you might just achieve competence.

Just civility, competence and a healthy example of democracy that can make us proud and give us hope.

And yet it seems likely that the problem is not just the competence or character of Mr Maliki, but the political structure of Iraq, or lack of it.

"I think the BBC, from the way that they handled this appalling business, have called into question not just the competence of senior executives or the chairman of the trust [Lord Patten] but they've called into question the entire governance of the BBC," Isaacs told The Media Show on BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday.

"You have to be in good physical and mental condition, sharpen your instincts and of course have your equipment in great shape so that when that wave comes you're prepared to ride it, not just with competence, but with style," he said.