Sentence examples for more competent we from inspiring English sources

With girlfriends, we traded smug anecdotes about how much more competent we were at soothing babies to sleep, how the guys would inevitably forget the diaper-rash cream or buy the wrong baby cereal.

The more organized our thoughts are, the more confident we will feel and the more competent we will be perceived to be.

That car is already plopped on top of the European-only Ford Mondeo chassis, a wholly more competent car than we Americans get in the milquetoast Taurus boat.

"If we don't establish in the public mind we are more competent than the Tories, then we won't make any headway," he said.

If we don't establish in the public mind we are more competent [on the economy] than the Tories, then we won't make any headway".... Mervyn King "The Governor [of the Bank of England] has to accept that he cannot put himself in a position where people can say 'he is on our side.' Tories are saying that.

After a drink in the union bar with Sophie and tonight's special guest DJ – one of Radio 1's more competent new recruits, Phil Taggart – we head to Area 51.

In a 2009 study published in Science, the psychologists John Antonakis and Olaf Dalgas suggested that, when we judge a candidate as more or less competent, we do it in the same way that children do.

We wanted him to be more competent in the water.

We showed DR4 to be more competent at initiating apoptosis than DR5 when testing SW948 cells.

We therefore conclude that azhdarchids were more competent at walking on firm substrates than in marshes, swamps or intertidal environments.

Studies show that we rank fast and frequent talkers as more competent, likable and even smarter than slow ones.