Sentence examples for incompetence like from inspiring English sources
No longer would hundreds of teachers accused of wrongdoing or incompetence, like Ms. Gill, clock in and out of trailers or windowless rooms for years, doing nothing more than snoozing or reading newspapers, griping or teaching one another tai chi.
Whether or not Walker flames out spectacularly under the weight of their own incompetence like a dozen "front runners" (i.e. Michelle Bachmann and Donald Trump) remains to be seen.
It's tempting to attribute this mess to sheer incompetence: George W. Bush liked what Charles Schwab said, and nobody dared tell the emperor the truth about his wardrobe.
In Eve Online high-level political leaders with names like SirMolle (Swedish), Vuk Lau (Serbian), UAxDeath (Russian) and the Mittani (American) have directly shaped the game playing of tens of thousands of other players around the world, and yet can be laid low by individual acts of deceit, misdirection and plain old incompetence, just like politicians in real life.
The metabolic incompetence is like an adaptation to an intracellular life style and points to similar evolutionary constraints from the different vertebrate hosts.
As Barlow wrote about neural responses in 1972, "their apparently erratic behavior was caused by our ignorance, not the neuron's incompetence".[47] We would like to emphasize the fact that the approach presented here is generic.
Ayckbourn, so gloriously ingrained in so many English comic traditions, is here ridiculing ignorant Puritanism much like Ben Jonson, while Gatiss's tragic-comic sense of his own incompetence is suddenly like Uncle Vanya's.
"Sometimes resistance looks like incompetence," she said.
He wants to hear, at the very least, that his greatness has acquired an extra layer of subtlety, even if it looks like incompetence.
Free trade in thugs Marina marches off The poor relation Not so shiny ReprintsThe case of the missing education funds actually looks more like incompetence than fraud.
That Diamandis's X Prize Foundation awarded millions of dollars in 2007 to several inventors with car models that could achieve more than 100 miles per gallon does not implicitly prove the incompetence of companies like Ford and Toyota.
