Lack of competence was the second most frequently cited explanation for all majors.
The doubters cite endemic crime, corruption and a lack of competence as hurdles to national unity and international respect.
Along with the shortage of trained personnel has come a lack of efficiency and, some say, a lack of competence.
Another obstacle to research and scholarship is the general lack of competence in European languages among educated Kyrgyz.
What's playing out in some of the current campaigns suggests a lack of competence and even desperation.
It is not the math, but the Knicks' complete lack of competence in their last two games that makes the postseason seem like a fantasy.
He commended the judge for making a distinction between the lack of competence of "some people in the market and the efforts to improve regulation by Lloyd's".
Earlier, Vaz had told South Yorkshire police chief constable David Crompton that his force had shown "gross lack of competence" in its dealings with the BBC.
Oftentimes it was me not understanding what was being said, or misinterpreting a paper, or just my own lack of competence.
Mass transplants of low-cost foreigners into Leagues One and Two have little precedent for success; a lack of competence in England's relentless footballing demands is a recipe for losing matches, and dressing-room schisms can twist the knife further.
The police chief in charge of the raid on Sir Cliff Richard's home has apologised to the singer after MPs said he showed a "gross lack of competence" for doing a controversial "sweetheart deal" with the BBC.
