Sentence examples for demonstrates incompetence from inspiring English sources

Cheney says that Abdulmutallab and the process of getting into Yemen demonstrates "incompetence".

In a letter to Vermont Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy, then-Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions, Texas Sen. John Cornyn, and several others wrote, "At best, this nominee's extraordinary disregard for the Committee's constitutional role demonstrates incompetence; at worst, it creates the impression that he knowingly attempted to hide his most controversial work form the Committee".

"At best, this nominee's extraordinary disregard for the Committee's constitutional role demonstrates incompetence; at worst, it creates the impression that he knowingly attempted to hide his most controversial work from the Committee," reads the letter signed by Sessions and other Republicans.

"They worry it will demonstrate incompetence or that they will be bothering busy people.

Let's not let President Bush's record of demonstrated incompetence become less important than his public speaking ability.

Instead, after all this time, after more than a month of BP's demonstrated incompetence, the administration continues to dither.

Mr. McCain must never have noticed that the public turned overwhelmingly against the Bush administration because of its repeatedly demonstrated incompetence.

"The timing of this is suspect because it is political or it is so late as to demonstrate incompetence," Mr. Green said.

She added that at best the evidence the committee had heard demonstrated "incompetence" at the top of the corporation – and at its worst showed "people covering their back by being less than open".

The demonstrated incompetence of the public to solve our problems, in New Orleans not to speak of financial markets, regulatory protection, war criminality, electoral breakdown, media fairness, and work safety, is part of the plan.

"It is inconceivable that a man with a demonstrated incompetence in managing the small staff of the White House should have any credibility when it comes to making sound personnel decisions that will effect a fighting force of more than 1.8 million men and women".