competently

What could the police do about that death other than they had already most competently done.

People competently face risk every day: which car to drive, what kind of job to take and where to live.

She could attend to their needs competently enough, but that was all.

He had not suspected that they would act so competently.

These are only used when you can sail the board competently in a Force 4.

She worked quickly and competently, as if no stranger to this kind of thing.

It does so competently enough, which is both the best and the worst that can be said.

The simple difference is being able to play said instrument competently.

"He gets the work done very competently, then goes home to his children.

It was of a sort she could have done competently in a coma.

He did all of these things competently in an increasingly nervous city.

About the only things she could do competently were to fetch wood and water.

At the moment, it's unclear how competently the commission can answer such questions.

"I mean, in addition to doing his job competently, he would actually even give me the time of day.

In general, the food was good, competently prepared by a staff that knows its way around the kitchen.

They submitted as the man competently tied their hands and feet.

A competently managed hierarchical system can take care of itself.

This includes making sure they can do the job both safely and competently.

They all lack the financial and human resources to deal competently with applications to stay.

It was important that the President be fully and competently informed.

For one thing, he was wrong about the cat, who could indeed take orders competently.

She looked annoyed, but shifted competently to get a new line.

He continued to competently fill those important posts until 1846.

No longer able to be angry, she played for him, briefly and very competently.

As in all competently designed examinations, taking it was a learning experience.