Sentence examples for mere competency from inspiring English sources
The mere competency of Mr Fischer's government largely bereft of political snipping and scheming proved refreshing.
In the past, students could choose to graduate with a mere competency degree, or schools could put them on a non-Regents track, and only about 40percentt of all students met the higher standard of a Regents diploma.
Herbert's two such works certainly spotlight the instrument's qualities uncommonly convincingly and, while they may not deserve to be as famous as Dvorák's, there is real lyricism and inventiveness here, even if inspiration is occasionally pummelled into mere competency by too much rhythmic repetition.
While it's true that the games have evolved their mechanics very little as the franchise has continued, such complaints largely miss the point; the simple logic games that make up the bulk of the courtroom action have never risen above mere competency, and frequently fall below it, even in the better entries.
Those who cringe at the mere mention of "competency-based," usually clinging to outdated memories of diploma mill credit-for-life schemes, are not much comforted by the seeming anonymity of online degree programs.
Cynics view these competencies as mere "HR fads", but they are also reflective of our Zeitgeist and indicative of what employers value today, particularly when they look for future leaders.
As a result of multiplicity of skills and competencies that students acquire and refine participating in AL, values exceed mere professional qualification.
And now I'll step up on my soapbox: Corporate America must find ways to use its expertise, core competencies and scale to be true corporate citizens and address societal problems in ways that the mere donation of goods, services and cash fall short.
"The competency is evolutional".
