Sentence examples for particularly competent from inspiring English sources

Tsarnaev might not look particularly competent, but he is attractive — Althouse describes him as "a hot-looking young man".

"Personally I don't think that the bloke is particularly competent from the results that he has delivered.

The second is that al-Nusra and similar groups have proved to be particularly competent in waging war against the Assad regime.

Supporters of the system suggest that political appointees may have close ties to the president, gaining them stature with their hosts, or they may simply be particularly competent.

But if Raphelson is "a self-portrait to some extent," Mr. Baitz said, so too is the play's art dealer, Fabricant, whose "not particularly competent attempt at self-promotion reminds me of a failing version of myself".

Meanwhile, Gatehouse's clean-up has continued off-screen, with Holten, now revealed to be last week's murder-happy Sir Richard, dead in a swimming pool, his injuries "consistent with a fall", or a particularly competent Section 5 killer.

Clinical audit, both internal and external, is favoured, particularly by competent authorities.

Allow us to suggest that your office coordinates the reply and comments with relevant stakeholders in your country, particularly the competent Ministries.

Though the new S.U.V. is supremely competent, particularly when equipped for off-roading, it has some strikes against it.

To stay in control, Indian families will have to stay involved and be competent, particularly as their firms grow larger, more complex and more global.

Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's military was not particularly well-led, competent or large at the start of this conflict, with an army of roughly 45,000 soldiers, according to an assessment by Jane's Information Group.