Sentence examples for less competently from inspiring English sources

It's also much less interesting, and less competently made.

In the parts of Congo he controlled, Kabila ruled as despotically as his predecessor, but less competently.

He bases this on a conviction that the MBA programme, at least in the United States, is becoming shorter, less demanding, and less competently taught: Even at top-tier schools, first-year students spend fewer hours in class than in the past, as field trips, student consulting projects, international excursions, CEO visits, club events, and more crowd the calendar.

The first half of the program was less memorable, although competently rendered.

At some point disruptive innovation transformed all these industries, making their products and services affordable and accessible, so that people with less training could competently provide them.

Since efficiency of LWOM does not depend on any auxiliary parameter as that of q-HATM, it converges toward an accurate approximation more competently with less time consumption.

An intervention for a relatively non-complicated psychological disorder such as DRD could probably be addressed with a less complex programme and competently delivered by the paramedics.

Interest in delegation has been driven by its potential to make highly qualified and high-cost practitioners withdraw from activities that can be competently performed by less qualified and lower-cost practitioners.

Otherwise, it is just competent dancers dancing competently.

Not only his own reputation, but also the legitimacy of Mr Bush's doctrine of pre-emptive war (whether or not it applied to Iraq), hangs on this: if America cannot be relied on to marshal intelligence competently, that doctrine looks much less safe.

This season, it's not that I think "Fringe" is terrible -- it's still usually competently made -- but I am far, far less invested in the versions of Astrid, Walter and Olivia we've seen for most of this season.