How To Use Competently In A Sentence
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he did the job rather incompetently
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She is respectful of individual†™ s personal timetables and idiosyncrasies and always seeks to bring the best out in everyone. acknowledges other†™ s gifts and talents. master brainstormer, always suggesting possible fundraisers and prospective corporate or community partners. adept at seeking out possible grants and competently applying for them with great success.
First Book Blog
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To be even more blunt: If the entire haruspical tradition is from the Near East and related closely with Babylonian or Hittite religion which share the same practices, then why aren't Etruscologists doing the sensible thing and putting away their childish toys namely Capella's fictitious poetry and picking up a book on Babylonian or Hittite divination practices in order to understand Etruscan religion more competently?
Finding structure in the Piacenza Liver despite academic claptrap - Part 4
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While analogical change within the numeral set is common and possible in general, it doesn't appear probable here when Starostin's typically "parenthetic" *ŋi̯u "3" has not been demonstrated with regular sound correspondences using a competently reconstructed phonology that doesn't violate phonemic markedness at every turn.
The hidden binary behind the Japanese numeral system
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The failure of the regulated to act honestly, competently and in compliance with the regs is not the fault of the regulators
The Volokh Conspiracy » Now that the Government has Proved as Incompetent
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The thing about corruption or cronyism is that it's almost impossible to prove, unless its done very incompetently.
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The government performed competently in the face of multiple challenges.
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'For the good Larth' would be more competently translated into Etruscan as either *Larθus mlac (genitive of giving) or *Larθe-ri mlac (locative with postposition -ri 'for').
A little note on Etruscan adjectives and case agreement
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In other words, what do art historians have to teach their fellow acolytes of the historical discipline about how to use the evidence of imagery competently?
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Matilda appears to have performed competently the expected queenly role of supporting her husband's rule and frequently acted as regent in England when he was in Normandy.
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Sometimes I worry that my fear got the better of me, that I wimped out of this process of learning to competently go it alone, to stay warm without external assistance.
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Although he competently summarizes this theory in his introduction, Ring does little to distinguish textualism from originalism in general or from originalist intentionalism in particular.
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When the plot is so haphazard, the themes so underdeveloped, the characters so sketchy, such obvious imagery seems to be hopeless compensation for the film's failure to articulate anything else competently.
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'For the good Larth' would be more competently translated into Etruscan as either *Larθus mlac (genitive of giving) or *Larθe-ri mlac (locative with postposition -ri 'for').
A little note on Etruscan adjectives and case agreement
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The syllabus consists of a series of activities where students are required to demonstrate leadership within a section of subordinates and competently guide them through a practical exercise.
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People want priests to competently carry out funerals, weddings, baptisms.
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I published his auto-biography, which was very competently ghosted by a woman journalist from the Daily Mail.
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Robinson competently conveys nerviness, anger and frustration, but the ultimate despair his character must feel doesn't quite register.
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'You handled that very competently I thought, Rupert, but your id monition to be loyal and discreet was hardly necessary.
The Lighthouse
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But what about those people who govern quietly and competently?
Times, Sunday Times
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The responsibilities are arduous and trusteeship is a high-risk position which, if not conducted competently, can carry four-figure fines or even a prison sentence.
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The Nato intervention was illegal (never authorised by the UN), based on a false prospectus (the Rambouillet conference concocted a pretext for attacking Serbia), unnecessary (the possibilities of a peaceful solution had not been exhausted) and incompetently executed (thousands of innocent civilians killed, non-military targets destroyed).
Letters: Discredited foreign policy doctrines
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The typical sci-fi reader probably knows that Ganymede is a moon in our solar system, so this is a functional title that competently identifies the genre and basic plot.
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Your Title is Bad, But You Can Fix It (Part 8)
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The only provisos are that you must be able to write competently and coherently (I don't have time to do much editing) and that you must be prepared to post under your real name.
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The government was accused of failing to run the economy competently.
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This has been incompetently handled, mismanaged every step of the way.
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they worked competently
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Still except for sundry exceptions of inadequate transference and omission, he renders them competently.
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Out in the hills beyond the Eternal City, the car was delightful to drive, coping competently with small country roads and fast autostrada alike.
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The failure of the regulated to act honestly, competently and in compliance with the regs is not the fault of the regulators.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Now that the Government has Proved as Incompetent
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But what about those people who govern quietly and competently?
Times, Sunday Times
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A company political instructor , for instance, should learn how to do his job competently.
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The chief pleasure of any competently made romantic comedy is the vicarious thrill of experiencing the mutual, inevitable attraction between the leads.
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To extend the metaphor, the fare is competently cooked and reasonably nutritious.
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A player with limited tournament experience will beat a hardened pro if he is dealt good cards and plays them competently.
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In other words, that you got mugged is not in and of itself proof that the police, sheriff's dept., etc. incompetently or negligently performed their job (protecting you), and you would have no grounds to sue them solely on that basis.
Our Supreme Moment
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Steph Gant sculled competently at the higher level of Women's Senior 2 Single Sculls.
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Local doctors have entered the fray, too, with the Philippine Medical Association issuing a statement saying there were plenty of Filipino doctors who could competently treat Ms. Arroyo for her degenerative bone condition, cervical spondylosis, for which she has undergone surgery three times this year.
Former Philippine President Charged With Electoral Fraud
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It is a waste to let good waves be ridden incompetently, so surfers push harder to surf better.
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While Government waste and occasional dopiness is part of the reality, we also enjoy some of the most competently delivered government services of any nation in the world.
Fernando Espuelas: Latinos Must Help Unify America - by Voting in 2012
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The faction of the two party system that believes that the law can and should be competently administered is back in control. —
Obama Fills Top Justice Department Spots - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
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The insufferableness is handled quite competently by the other young performers, whose spoiled, snot-nosed characters give the necessary sting to Dahl's cautionary narrative about the dangers of lazy, indulgent parenting.
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I published his auto-biography, which was very competently ghosted by a woman journalist from the Daily Mail.
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He is directing these comments to the ruling elite, assuring it that a Kerry administration would continue the US drive for global hegemony, but would more competently manage the policy's execution.
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The encounter ends with Robert incompetently kidnapping Celine.
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It is competently made, but lacks the heart and brains of its predecessors, so I can only recommend it for die-hard Asian horror nuts and completists.
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I have every confidence that the Billingsgate fish pie, rib of beef forestière and lobster in bisque would have been equally competently done.
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On that occasion and on others down the years, I've been followed, threatened, chased, roughed up, abused, incompetently and opaquely approached by seductive and not very seductive operatives.
A Cynic Explains The Russian Spying Scandal
