Sentence examples for whatever competencies from inspiring English sources

With this feeling of "I can never be that competent," children come to believe that whatever competencies that they do have, which are likely more than sufficient to be a successful, happy, and contributing member of our society, simply pale in comparison to the impossibly high standards that have been set for them.

This means purposeful planning of interventions that build on young people's unique strengths and evolving competencies, while taking into account whatever situation specific limitations may exist.

There were decisions made that frankly were made with an almost myopic look at the mission and not a realistic look at security and sustainability and competency in terms of available personnel to continue whatever money we were spending on reconstruction.

Secondly, we integrate advisory agents as in the example of sections "Competency referencing of learning scenario components" and "Recommendations based on competency comparison" to recommend adapted activities and resources to individual learners, whatever their subgroup.

Whatever the nature of the claim, making it clearly involves work that requires a set of competencies, including the ability to formulate and articulate the issue for which help is being sought, and the ability to present credibly.

Our own competency dates from the birth of our child; from that day forth we have been able to handle whatever came along, and can instruct any ody in a subject and competently.

Whatever the advantages the new innovation offers it will not succeed without adequate financial backing, marketing and production competencies.

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