Sentence examples for apparent ineptitude from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the strangest aspect of all this apparent ineptitude is that the Gold-Sullivan-Brady triumvirate are not football ingenues.
Their cruelty was abetted by the apparent ineptitude of local authorities, which failed to intervene at several junctures.
Part of the problem seems to be the apparent ineptitude in the church's administration of the pension fund, but the handling of the issue smacks of disrespect for this female community.
Despite the experience of the previous votes in 1999 and 2004 it was always going to face huge difficulties: a voting system of Byzantine complexity; constantly evolving rules; the logistics of organising polls in an archipelago of 17,000 islands and 240m people; and the apparent ineptitude of the election commission.
It turns out that despite my apparent ineptitude as a dance mom and mathematical genius, I'm managing to raise (two!) outstanding kids.
A serious case review published today highlights apparent "professional ineptitude and inaction" by officials despite having detailed information about the activities of child grooming gangs operating in the county.
She excoriates what she sees as Mr Netanyahu's hawkish ineptitude and his apparent belief that Israel will always be surrounded by an army of enemies infused with a murderous anti-Semitism.As if Israel's predicament in a region that may soon become more hostile is not bad enough, two more fears are nagging away.
Solnit posits that damage to the orbitofrontal cortex — such as Muybridge may have sustained in a stagecoach accident in 1860 — can produce the kind of volatility, social ineptitude and even odd brilliance that characterized this murdering, unkempt artist-inventor whose extraordinary legacy is still apparent today.
Boko Haram exploits their ineptitude.
"That just rewards ineptitude.
