Sentence examples for more competently from inspiring English sources

And they don't do it any more competently than they do health care reform.

"I don't understand how someone can wire a house more competently than someone else".

The lesson of Iraq, in his view, is that the American effort should have been carried out more competently.

In G.O.P. political circles, it is frequently cited as being more competently run than any of his opponents' operations.

He fields a bit more competently off the very next ball and milks the applause second time around.

Statues characteristic of the second phase, on the other hand, though technically more competently carved, show aspirations to naturalism that are sometimes overly ambitious.

The ratings even predicted the margin of victory; the more competently-rated the face, the higher the margin.

At a brasserie worthy of the name, these are dishes that must be more than competently done.

But the speech was well crafted and more than competently delivered, with even its most mean-spirited lines accompanied by perky smiles and wrinklings of the nose.

Each style is more than competently played, but many feel disconnected to one another, and the gig never really finds its voice.

He's a realist handling comically extravagant material, and he does little more than competently frame a mixed set of performances.