Sentence examples similar to not so competent from inspiring English sources

The Olympics was a Labour-won project that depended on billions of pounds of public money and public-sector organisation, leading private companies (some of them not quite so competent) towards a clear national objective.

In the end, however, it's not so much this perfectly competent production that grips you, but more the power of a story about injustice overcome.

I am not so sure I would have been so competent and confident at Paddington if I had recently joined the railway".

Not all of us are so competent, luckily for the stores.

"The art of the hero," McDougal discovers, "wasn't about being brave; it was about being so competent that bravery wasn't an issue".

He went on: "I am not sure I would have been so competent and confident (at Paddington) if I had recently joined the railway.

"We want to see that management is competent," he said, "and not so pro-shareholder that they don't understand their fiduciary duty to creditors as well".

Maybe it is not so much a question of being either competent or incompetent but rather assessing the degree of competence along a continuum.

"He's so competent and so smart, I just don't see why we wouldn't want him for four more years as president".

George H. W. Bush evidently didn't notice any of this, because Cheney was so competent and reassuring.

Why doesn't she just join the Conservatives, if she finds them so competent?