Sentence examples for the more competent from inspiring English sources

Their ministers are among the more competent and popular in Mr Schröder's cabinet.

Simply put, the party regarded by the public as being better at managing the economy and having the more competent leader won the election.

The less time you spend judging others, the more trusting and happier you will be and the more competent and appreciated others will feel.

The fans became more and more apprehensive as the first second period ended with Carolina in front, 2-1, and looking like the more competent team.

The theory is that the less efficient can learn from the more competent on a not-for-profit basis on any issues of concern.

"Right now, Bush comes off as the more competent fellow -- and he certainly has all the money to be on TV anytime he wants -- and Gore comes off a little stiff," he continued.

If relatively more lower-competence or uninfected hosts are introduced into a population then the encounter rate between the vector and the more-competent infected hosts will be reduced.

Indeed, students' knowledge level is reflected in the tutorial dialogue between the system and the student, e.g. as the learner becomes more competent the level of help from the ITS should drop.

Overall, the microdiversity is attributed to different combinations of DNA sequence blocks making the genome more competent to accumulate mutations, insertions, and deletions due to selective pressure.

The results revealed that participants perceived the robot as more competent than the virtual character in the task-oriented scenario, but the opposite was true for the persuasive conversational scenario.

Higher concentration and lower sampling rate make the LCT more competent to resolve non-stationary signals.