Sentence examples for somewhat competent from inspiring English sources

It's worth noting that these courses expect that you are already a somewhat competent programmer.

So rather than let you try and fail to ask HomePod anything, Apple focused on making it somewhat competent at a few categories of questions.

On a separate  question asking how competent the Trump administration has been in managing the federal government, Americans remain divided: 49percentt say very or somewhat competent, and 48percentt say not too or not at all competent.

"If he has the discipline to simply read a script that's been written by someone that's somewhat competent, he can probably avoid some unforced errors," said Fergus Cullen, a former chairman of the New Hampshire GOP who has refused to back Trump.

It's moderately competent.

And while it's not the NYC DOHMH's job to unpack and sort through all of the LGBT community's "baggage," the agency does have a responsibility to be somewhat culturally competent.

Our formative assessment data confirmed that almost all students were able to determine conservation of an assigned virulence gene across numerous E. coli O157 H7 genomes, but students were somewhat less competent at using BLAST to address the question "Is this gene or a homolog found in other Enterobacteria?" (Tables 3 and 5).

The film is at once a competent, somewhat contrived espionage thriller and a dizzily clever parody of spy-movie conventions.

Here he coerces a tailor with an unsavory past (Geoffrey Rush) into aiding his own dirty interests in a "competent, somewhat contrived espionage thriller" (Scott).

Salaries and benefits for minor league umpires should be increased so the job appears at least somewhat desirable to competent people.

And of course, there is nothing wrong with spectacle; the possibility that something strange or astonishing will occur is, after all, a big part of the reason why fans of all sports sit through all those hours of highly competent, somewhat boring athletic competition.