Sentence examples for seriously competent from inspiring English sources

If you asked a seriously competent American C.E.O.

So unlike the large majority of its rivals, which are called on largely to perform the duties of a minivan, but with more attitude and four-wheel-drive traction, any new Jeep must be seriously competent in mud, over boulders and through desert sand.

The question is, can we really afford, we're spending £1bn a year on criminal legal aid, can we really afford to often to use people who are paid such an additional higher rate compared with somebody's who's nearly as experienced, who's a seriously competent barrister, who will become a QC one day if they choose to do so.

Some experts say many seriously ill people who appear competent may actually have impaired abilities to make complicated medical decisions.

For some time the critics did not take her seriously, but she became a competent actress, her most successful part being Rosalind in As You Like It.

For present purposes, we will simply assume that a plausible rationale is one that epistemically and morally competent peers will take seriously as a basis for supporting a coercive law.

"This is a real problem and I treat this story very seriously because I know just how credible, competent, and serious — as well as seriously pro-Trump, at least one of the sources is," Erickson wrote.

Identification and recruitment of equally competent collaborating members should be handled seriously.

Clinicians' strong desire to provide compassionate, competent, and sensitive care to the seriously ill child and the child's family can be effectively translated into clinical practice through these processes.

The IFS is admirably apolitical as well as being hugely competent, so its analysis should be taken seriously.

While Panetti hasn't been competent since 1992, his mental health has also seriously deteriorated since then.