Inflation tends to be high and volatile; government is often incompetent; and the necessary legal framework for financial services is often missing.
The same law was administered by British judges, who were often incompetent, but a model was provided into which Western ideas and practices could later be fed.
Death row inmates in Texas are often assigned incompetent or unqualified state appellate lawyers who do not raise legitimate constitutional arguments and who fail to unearth facts that could prove the innocence of their clients, according to a new study by an advocacy group for capital defendants.
Unionized workforces are often rude, incompetent, strike prone, and forever late.
Police officers, meanwhile, are often portrayed as incompetent, lazy, corrupt, and chauvinist.
As the wives in Ortiz's study reveal, these sports stars, with their postures of "cool poise" and threats of violent behavior, are often passive, even incompetent, in the simple decision-making process of running a home or a family.
Dads are often portrayed as incompetent buffoons by the advertising industry so it's refreshing to see a more upbeat appraisal – especially as it's so charmingly well done.
The study found that EIA reports are often prepared by incompetent contractors that are not accredited and the reports are poor in quality, too technical, mostly published in the English language, cluttered with irrelevant materials, too long, and frequently contain information copied from other documents.
However, as phenolic compounds are usually toxic and recalcitrant in nature, the microorganisms present in activated sludge process are often inhibited and incompetent to bioremediate wastewater containing high concentration of phenolic compounds (Sahinkaya and Dilek 2007; Lim et al. 2012).
