Sentence examples for more competence from inspiring English sources
"For all the excitement of his … candidacy," the Los Angeles Times observed, "Obama has offered more competence than drama".
In the meantime they would settle for more competence and fewer U-turns.What of that third group the quiet but fretful loyalists, both Conservative and Lib Dem?
To regain its credibility, the program must make a number of changes to enable more transparency and demand more competence from its operators.
A straightforward genre exercise, directed with more competence than inspiration, "I, Robot" lacks both the intellectual rigor and the soulful sublimity of "A.I.," but it nonetheless allows some genuine ideas and emotions to pop up amid the noise and clutter.
It also inserted itself where the court has said it should be most restrained, deferring to other branches with more competence to decide questions about the workings of politics, including about the role of money.
BMW did a masterly job of keeping the simple touches of the original Mini alive, while complying with modern safety and smog regulations, and the evolving demands for more competence and luxury of car buyers as well.
Now an invisible commission – despite having more competences than ever before – seems determined to turn its back on the people.
"The academy is keen to broaden the intake, and the industry is still seen as very male dominated," says Logan. "But it isn't what it was 50 years ago; there is a lot more technology, a lot more competences needed, and regulations.
In 2007, INPI decided to equip GAPIs with more competences in the promotion of protected knowledge.
Furthermore, high school students perceived substantive feedback to be more competence-supportive than comparative feedback (Rakoczy, Harks, Klieme, Blum, & Hochweber, 2013).
Mentoring by these clinicians may enable students to integrate what they perceive as the more mechanistic aspects of professionalism with the more competence-based and interpersonal aspects of being a 'good doctor'.
