Sentence examples for most competent in from inspiring English sources

The new government is Ukraine's most competent in its independent history.

Adam Lowther, of the US air force's Air University, pointed out recently on the Diplomat blog that Iran's "ministry of intelligence and national security (MOIS), Iran's espionage service, is among the most competent in the world".

Although Gable himself maintained a self-deprecating attitude toward his own talent throughout the years, he often proved himself most competent in demanding roles and was equally deft at romantic comedy and epic drama.

Even though China is still a poor developing country, its state, I would argue, is the most competent in the world.

Creative destruction often comes at the expense of those most competent in the old system.

So while there may be too-few soldiers with too-old gear, they're still the most competent in the world at killing.

"I think she's the most competent woman in Democratic politics in this country," Hamilton Jordan, President Carter's chief of staff, said in an interview with The New York Times in 1978.

An international study of reading in 35 countries conducted in 2001 demonstrated that English children were some of the most competent readers in the world, ranked behind Sweden and the Netherlands.

Arlene George, R.N., told her that some of the most competent nurses in the world might happen to be smokers, so she should keep an open mind.

Asked about Mr. Kelly's poll numbers at a news conference on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Bloomberg called him "one of the most competent people in our administration".

Hanzee, the most competent character in the show, displays time and time again that he's operating at a different speed, on a different plain.