Sentence examples similar to slight competence from inspiring English sources
It does not take much for a dad to be treated like he is far exceeding expectations by virtue of showing the slightest competence at parenting.
Chaudhuri goes on a tour of polling stations during a landmark election that ended 35 years of unbroken "Communist" rule in Bengal, replacing it with a populist regime lacking, as became evident rapidly, in the slightest administrative competence.
The government hires blacks and gives contracts to black-owned firms wherever possible, with slight regard to competence.
The slightest gaffe is the pretext for editorials questioning her competence.
In slight contrast, the mammalian study suggests that the ubiquitination-competence of the cysteine is influenced by the redox-state of the cytosol, because oxidized glutathione interfered with monoubiquitination of human Pex5p [ 53].
Additionally, only a slight difference was found with respect to the two groups' senses of competence as a teacher.
Tests of concurrent validity with global work motivation, perceived teaching competence, perceived teaching involvement and voluntariness of lesson allocation delivered theory-consistent results with slight deviations for some scales.
In his own research, Dr. Terracciano has found a slight decrease in trust over the generations and a slight increase in a something called "ascendancy," or "competence" — a self-professed confidence in getting things done.
