Sentence examples for deemed inept from inspiring English sources

And she became the boss because the only direct male heir to the family business still at liberty, Pio Vittorio Giuliano, a nephew, was deemed inept.

It's entirely another for that team to be deemed inept by the standards of the Beltway.

The politicians in the city and state believe that is the solution for the city police department deemed inept, and too expensive, to address the crime and violence in the city, but I digress.

I don't feel like a member of the scientific elite, and I don't look down upon the masses and deem them inept or incapable.

His schools chancellor, Michelle A. Rhee, has garnered national attention for pushing through new performance standards and firing hundreds of teachers deemed to be inept.

With Canada winning only one gold, Australia having to reduce their medal target, Germany's performance being deemed "shameful" and "inept" by one of their own athletes and Israel sitting uncomfortably among the also-rans of the Games, the medals have been sucked up by the sporting superpowers: China and the US.

The conventional wisdom deemed Romney perhaps the most inept nominee of a major party ever to seek the presidency.

In The Times of London, Anthony Beevor deemed it "a great work of literary fiction," while in The Sunday Times, Peter Kemp described it as "bloatedly inept".

It highlighted inept border officials who allowed one of his wives to pass into Iran, inept municipal officials who failed to spot the unusual construction at his house, intelligence officials who hoarded information, and senior police officials who it deemed guilty of a "grave dereliction of duty".

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".