Sentence examples for usual competent from inspiring English sources

Most of the singing (with little dancing) was a cut or two above the series' usual competent run-throughs.

Entertainment Weekly's Christine Fenno commented that she thought "Michael seemed a bit more focused than usual, even competent at moments.

These transformation efficiencies were sufficient for usual DNA cloning, using conventional chemically competent cells.

Presumably, at some point she had been competent enough to pass the usual exams.

The intervention consists of a counselling call by a pharmacist or a competent technician in addition to usual care.

Business as usual is dead, now comes the era of Earth-Competent Boards.

At one time he was credited with supplying Henry with a complete plan of action as early as 1529; later it became usual to see in him nothing but the King's most competent executive agent.

The usual site radiographer team will perform the examination providing they are deemed competent by the site radiology lead.

Time after time you must put your entire faith in Trico's intelligence and ability, a direct inversion of the usual video game setup that casts the player as the omni-competent protagonist.

This is competent if completely impersonal filmmaking of a familiar type that finds the usual allotment of famous, or at least famous enough, actors — Dennis Quaid, Forest Whitaker, Matthew Fox and Sigourney Weaver — arranged in various configurations in assorted spaces and delivering instantly forgettable dialogue.

This is particularly clear for those who have never been competent: one cannot be respecting their autonomy (at least not on the usual understanding of autonomous choice), since they have never had autonomy.