Sentence examples for mostly competent from inspiring English sources

SERVICE -- Friendly; can be slow, but is mostly competent.

As portrayed here, George III (1738-1820) was a churchgoing, monogamous, mostly competent ruler before going famously mad.

Mr Blair's first term has been characterised by cautious, mostly competent incrementalism, not by boldness either of vision or action.

Economic management has been mostly competent and stable: since 1993 Spain has had just two finance ministers (Italy has had four since 2001 alone).

On the day the president announced the interim government a couple of hundred protesters threw toilet rolls at the parliament building and carried brooms and signs saying "Let's sweep out the trash .The new government of mostly competent technocrats cannot do much before the general election on May 12th.

If you like B-movie horror with a mostly competent cast, you could do worse than this show.

The script is obvious, and the acting is mostly just competent.

The chorus and instrumentalists were vivid enough to make up for soloists who, while clearly singing from the heart, were mostly just competent.

Donald Spotos new biography isnt nearly so ambitious or stimulating as Manns its mostly a competent clip job but the real contrast between Enchantment and Kate lies in the emotional mainsprings of their subjects.

This way, companies know that they should mostly find competent people on the platform.

She's canny, she's strong-willed, she has grit, she has a vivid imagination, she's loyal, she's a competent, mostly single mother who shows deep love for her difficult, moody son, and she keeps a big and complex household running for two decades.