Sentence examples for become inept from inspiring English sources

But the Volunteers have become inept and irrelevant on the college football landscape, stumbling to a 25-29 record under three head coaches since Phillip Fulmer was fired in 2008 after 17 seasons.

One night Kenneth and David went fishing together, and Kenneth, who had become inept at fishing over the years, wished they were going straight to the neighborhood bar instead of fishing first.

Contrition, because the UN had already become inept and cynical to the point of complicity in the slaughter it now sought to prosecute (though ironically, the worst was yet to come in 1995, when Dutch troops delivered the "safe area" of Srebrenica to the slaughter).

Most alarmingly, they've become inept, missing the playoffs last year for the first time in ages.

The two brothers became inept burglars and were imprisoned in Alabama, Florida and Georgia, where they tried to escape repeatedly.

I became inept at communicating the core of the course.

Indeed, the assumption of Western competence in governance and management will be replaced by awareness that the West has become quite inept at managing its economies.

"We correctly decided that Icahn had not suddenly become an inept investor in the mid-1990s, and so by the time he was considered an investing genius again about a decade later, the discount to NAV that had plagued those shares for so many years very suddenly became a substantial premium," he writes.

And may the U.N. members rethink their priorities or become completely inept and impotent.

Elliot retained his intelligence, but he had become completely inept at his work.

Is it possible that after just one year in power the Democrats have become so inept that they could actually lose Massachusetts?