Sentence examples for incompetent group from inspiring English sources

The now iconic shots of two bare-chested men surrendering to the police, arms aloft on the balcony of a 1920s council block after they had dropped their trousers around their ankles, suggest that these suspects were not part of a crack squad of al-Qaeda operatives, but more an incompetent group of young immigrants.

Much later, Cream and her mother Vanilla protect a frightened but incompetent group of Chao from Eggman's assistant, Snively.

They form the most timid and incompetent quasi-vigilante group you could hope to encounter in a small town.

He has called Marlon Santi, the president of the indigenous umbrella group, "incompetent", and referred to protests over potential oil exploration as "foolish".

The musical, which was a remake of the Italian spoof Big Deal on Madonna Street (1958), centred on a group of incompetent thieves in 1930s Chicago.

Officer Loud alternately wrestled with suspects and previous union administrations, which he had labeled corrupt or incompetent for letting a group of lawyers eventually convicted of federal racketeering charges handle the union's finances.

This group treated incompetent ovarian and internal iliac veins as well as collateral branches, with embolization using variably coils and foam using a transfemoral or basilic vein approach.

Still, it seems inappropriate for such a group of incompetents to be this deeply and importantly involved in such an important political problem -- even if they are, in fact, correct!

In the two Connecticut prospective, controlled trials of opt-out testing, both male and female immediate testing groups had more refusals (female: 32%; male: 50%) compared with early testing (female: 7%; male: 20%) and delayed testing groups (female: 12%; male: 16%)., See above for the higher proportions of those deemed medically incompetent in the immediate groups.

"Billionaires are providing employment for a group of seriously incompetent and marginal people," Mr. Adelson says.

The group was clearly incompetent but, as Mr Dickey points out, motley conspirators could be dangerous, "even when some were morons"."Securing the City" is a gritty, down-to-earth work; a very American book about a very American city.