Sentence examples for continued ineptitude from inspiring English sources

As for the Knicks' continued ineptitude on the court, Stern said: "I'm a New Yorker, I'm optimistic — at least for next season.

What about the Diocese's own continued ineptitude in managing its own schools?

Despite Howard's continued ineptitude at the free throw line (9-21), Gasol was the one making headlines after the loss (at least in L.A).

At its worst, the FDLR could mutate into another lethal force like Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army LRAa), a fanatical rebel group that terrorises and lives off people along Congo's northern border.The feebleness of Congo's army in the face of the FDLR and LRA points to one of the main reasons for the new Congolese-Rwandan alliance: the continuing weakness and ineptitude of the Congolese state.

The ineptitude could continue for some time, but with the Senate's revival, you may want to cram in all the tax-free shopping you can while the e-getting's good.

Yet, with all these tales of economic ineptitude emanating from the GOP, it is Obama who is bearing most of the blame for the country's continued poor economic performance.

After years of mocking Labor's crippling ineptitude something Abbott continued to do as late as yesterday in his final Parliament Question Time as PM the Libs wouldn't dare do the same thing.

Continuing a recent run of ineptitude, Santana was shelled for six runs during the Mets' 6-4 loss to the Washington Nationals on Friday night, earning him the dubious distinction of being the first player in franchise history to give up six runs or more in five consecutive starts.

Incredibly, despite reports of corruption, abuse and waste, the mega-corporations behind much of this ineptitude and corruption continue to be awarded military contracts worth billions of dollars.

The Knicks' prebreak ineptitude appeared set to continue on the game's first possession, which ended with a shot-clock violation as Jamal Crawford air-balled a desperate 3-pointer.

They personally visited the team headquarters in Colorado to warn of possible criminal charges if the U.S. Olympic Committee continues the ethical compromising and fractious ineptitude that have made it a national disgrace.