Sentence examples for usually competent from inspiring English sources

SERVICE A few glitches but usually competent.

When the game becomes about effort over ability, it becomes unrecognizable — a shocking mixture of broken plays and flailing limbs and usually competent players panicking and throwing the ball out of bounds.

To overcome this limitation, they often hire programmers and administrators, who while usually competent, are not ultimately accountable to granting agencies funding research or Institutional Review Boards overseeing the research.

Harrison Ford, who is his usually competent self, is the highly esteemed Colonel Hyrum Graff.

People are usually more competent in one domain while being less competent in others (e.g., accounting, baseball, chess).

Rich economies usually combine competent policy (on the whole), sound and stable institutions and favourable geography.

This leads people to believe that they are better rounded, aware of life outside the office and usually quite competent.

Maksim Tsygalko, who retired at the age of 26 in 2009, would become a world beater after being plucked from Dinamo Minsk, while the Dynamo Kyiv striker Viktor Leonenko, usually a competent deputy to Andriy Shevchenko and Serhiy Rebrov, would outshine both if you could agree a fee.

This didn't work as well and was a bit amateur for someone who's usually so competent in getting dressed.

Inspectors at entry centers are usually exceptionally competent because they must cover a broad array of subject areas, but their competency must be taxed at times.

In general, the use of human cells in ~25% of all the experimental animal studies resulted in favourable results, even though the recipients were usually immune competent.