Sentence examples for incompetence over from inspiring English sources

One of the things I've learned about incompetence over the past few months is that it is radically nonlinear.

The Sun's splash headline is "Dim blue line" with a story of alleged police incompetence over a mobile phone theft.

The Democrats have abandoned the idea that politics stops at the water's edge to berate the Bush administration for its "dangerous incompetence" over Iraq.

Tate's the kind of guy who'll take incompetence over malevolence any day of the week even though the end results are the same.

At the start as at the finish, voters were tired of the Tories, of their divisions over Europe, incompetence over mad-cow disease, corruption or just their boring familiarity.

"Well, everything has added up to his incompetence over the last few months, and I don't think the American people should stand for it any longer," a woman interviewed in New York by the Associated Press said.

Now headed by a priest with a sordid reputation, the Pious Schools also began to suffer from bureaucratic incompetence, over-expansion and loss of patronage, and within a few years of Cherubini's appointment, the order was suppressed.

But given how infrequently franchises change hands—rarely more than a sale or two every few years one bad crop of owners in the same region can doom it to incompetence for over a decade.

While the agency's overall incompetence fucked over thousands and led to the deaths of God knows how many people, FEMA, frankly, never gave us even the slightest modicum of guff, ponying up four grand to cover travel expenses with little teeth-pulling.

"It confirms our worst suspicions" of incompetence and an over-reliance on U.S. intelligence and hand-holding.

[ 14] further separated "role overload" from role conflict, so that there are three types of role stress, which are role ambiguity, role conflict, and role overload [ 15]. [ 16], on the other hand, asserted that role stress is composed of five constructs, including role ambiguity, role overload, role conflict, role incongruity, and role incompetence or role over-qualification.