Sentence examples similar to as a consequence of incompetence from inspiring English sources

The defeat was as much a consequence of incompetence as complacency, which began when England declined to bat first on a used pitch that was deteriorating.

Its embarrassment was no doubt partly a consequence of incompetence.

In these meetings, good mentors encouraged troubleshooting unsuccessful experiments rather than discarding them as a result of incompetence.

The most readily recognizable attribute of lymphatic vascular incompetence is the presence of the characteristic swelling of tissues, called lymphedema, which arises as a consequence of insufficient lymph transport.

And as a consequence of, what?

Suboptimal drug concentrations, to those defined as optimal in clinical trials, can pertain as a consequence of the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of the drug mediated by host genetic background, adherence to recommended drug regimens and other factors such immune-incompetence and nutritional state of the host.

Experts and Maduro's political opponents say the repeated collapse of Venezuela's electricity system – which has left millions without light or water – is a consequence of years of neglect, corruption and incompetence.

The public needs the assurance that teachers will not be protected from the consequences of incompetence (and administrators really need to step up -- behind every teacher who shouldn't have a job are administrators who aren't doing theirs).

A consequence of the Trump election is a growing bipartisan concern over the abject incompetence of an administration that poses a real and present danger not only to the country but to the world.

Rosling says he's tired of the portrayal of Africa as a continent of incompetence, superstition, and rampant corruption.

Thus, admitting a mistake is viewed as a sign of incompetence.