Sentence examples for ordinary competence from inspiring English sources

The two films have several elements in common, however notably, the celebration of ordinary competence and ordinary responsibility as the ultimate bulwarks against extraordinary danger.

Grids intended for users of ordinary competence must be designed with as much attention paid to the consequences of failures as the potential benefits of success.

Quatro seems to have a rare talent for very short stories, and a more ordinary competence in longer forms: two or three of the larger stories fail to sustain their premises.

The film explores alternative conceptions that emphasize the significance of the density of ordinary competence in organizations, the development of capabilities without clear intentions for subsequent opportunistic use, and the importance of beauty.

The law is not concerned with absolute scientific accuracy in making diagnoses, but it does require a doctor with ordinary competence to exercise reasonable skill and care in reaching a diagnosis [ 24].

My point is that the familiarity of overseers with the client could have served to somehow colour their thinking in a way that disrupted their ordinary diligence and competence.

This study demonstrates that the competences required to perform lifesaving interventions in a large urban population to a large extent are competences outside the competences of an ordinary emergency medical technician or paramedic but inside the curriculum of an attending anaesthesiologist.

'There's a growing idea that ordinary human beings lack the competence and resources to cope with everyday life,' he says.

He said that was "incompatible with common sense" and "invites roundabout attacks upon expressions of opinion". Under the common law "the ordinary man has a reasonable competence to form his own opinion," Scalia said, and thus isn't justified in claiming he relied on someone else's.

This suggests, says researchers, that our disturbing dreams deal less often with issues of competence than more ordinary, less overtly upsetting everyday dreams.

Article 4 sets out co-decision (ordinary) legislation procedure, the '[s]hared competence between the Union and the Member States' in the '(a) internal market; (h) trans-European networks; [and] (i) energy'.