Sentence examples for equally incompetent from inspiring English sources
If disruption of circadian oscillations leads to acceleration of aging through disruption of the synchronization of metabolic processes [ 126], one might expect that all three lines of mice, with equally "incompetent" peripheral oscillators, would have equal phenotypes.
Moffatt was equally incompetent, while Marriott seemed the epitome of virtually senile density.
It's sobering to consider that as shambolic as he was, Earl Haig had been brought in to replace Viscount French, who had been deemed equally incompetent.
Sturmer was equally incompetent in this position, however, and he has even been charged with being a German sympathizer; whatever the truth may be, Sturmer undoubtedly aided Germany during World War I by his ineptness as an administrator.
Both her parents were alcoholics, both were equally incompetent and ineffective parents: yet in Grafton's eyes, her father could do no wrong while her mother got it repeatedly in the neck.
At least the men seem almost equally incompetent.
Interrupt defining yourself as incompetent.
Raw data becomes open to scrutiny by other researchers, which helps to uncover cases of scientific fraud or the more innocent, but equally damaging, mistake or incompetent analysis of otherwise valid raw data.
Making research data (openly) available in well-defined formats has many benefits, some primary ones being: Raw data becomes open to scrutiny by other researchers, which helps to uncover cases of scientific fraud or the more innocent, but equally damaging, mistake or incompetent analysis of otherwise valid raw data.
Seeking "agreement" from incompetent children once their parents have consented, as currently advocated is equally culturally inappropriate in some settings for example in rural Bangladesh as illustrated previously.
Her equally intrepid intern, the puppyish Zack (Gabriel Mann), already believes something is fishy -- he points out that Gale's lawyer is incompetent and other obvious facts.
