Sentence examples for nothing competent from inspiring English sources

But there is nothing competent about borrowing over £200bn more than planned because of your failure to deliver a recovery that is felt by all working people and not just a few at the top.

All the fancy planes, helicopters and high-tech weaponry mean nothing without competent forces.

Evidence from our final two experiments further undermines the criticism that finalists were too qualified: 1) the CVs we used in Experiment 4 were real CVs--and there is nothing ambiguously competent about them; and 2) in Experiment 5, faculty rated applicants' strength using the same summaries used in Experiments 1-3.

To the young Mr. Bromberg, they seemed to be nothing more than competent figure drawings, but Shuster seemed to be very excited about this "Superman" character that he and a friend had come up with.

It's a nifty idea, but nothing that a competent competitor can't match.

Well, save the excitement for something that really matters; The Ward is nothing more than competent genre movie-making built around a silly conceit and sillier effects.

"My knowledge of the area mushroomed from nothing to becoming quite competent," he says.

Destructoid (6/10) is less certain, finding nothing new in its competent mix of strategic battle and exploration.

Even before the phrase "the genius of the system" crept into academic jargon, historians depicted Fleming as nothing more than a competent functionary for a strong studio, MGM.

"Music and Lyrics," in contrast, is the type of modern Hollywood production that aspires to nothing more than the competent dispensing of mild amusement and easy emotion.

Still, if nothing else, Kia's competent mid-ranger is bound to set far better lap times than the Liana and the Lacetti in the long run, which will help a bit.