Sentence examples for more competent to from inspiring English sources

"But on the question of who is more competent to manage the economy, nothing has changed".

So they were deemed in some ways to be more competent to heal.

Accounts of this sort gave the impression, outside North Korea, that Kim Jong Il was no more competent to take charge of his homeland than Hugh Hefner.

This effect adds up to the increased ability of disulfide-containing domains to undergo hydrophobic collapse, which makes them more competent to fold37.

Students with higher achievement on the posttest showed better participation and motivation, made greater use of the multimedia and had a better understanding of the English content so that they are more competent to function in a professional and learner-centered ESP course using the courseware.

But while the decision may be the agency's in the first place, it is not a decision which it is ordinarily more competent to make than the courts and judges, who (at least in theory) should be more qualified than administrative officers, many of whom are laymen, to determine whether a statute extends to a certain set of facts.

Ever since the advent of widespread literacy in the English-speaking world (starting around the middle of the eighteenth century), writers have been dealing with an unpleasant reality: there are usually more competent-to-excellent writers than readership to support all of them.

For example, children as young as four are more apt to seek and believe information from instructors whom they perceive to be more competent, according to research by Harvard professor Paul Harris.

As discussed earlier, all voters judged male politicians as appearing more competent relative to female politicians; yet, competence was equally predictive of voting behavior for both male and female political candidates.

The US and the British are keen to see Mr Jaafari replaced by someone they see as more competent, and to ensure that key departments such as interior, defence, economy and oil are run by effective ministers.

In order to support validity of the assessment instrument, we would expect the more competent echocardiographers to achieve a better score for quality of performance.