Sentence examples for inept running from inspiring English sources

Ryan Tannehill (MIA) vs. Indianapolis Miamimisis dealing with an inept running game and should be forced to lean on Tannehill.

It was Mr. Bush's reckless invasion and inept running of the war.

In contrast to City, Blackburn's outlay of around £15m for this campaign is seen by many Blackburn fans as part-evidence of what they perceive to be Venky's inept running of the club.

Yes, child trafficking is horrific; but embedding your raise-the-alarm mission in a film this inept runs the risk of arousing more amusement than activism.

He disarmed his own campaign on several crucial issues, running an incoherent, almost aphilosophical race, not unlike moderate Republican Bob Dole's inept run against Bill Clinton in 1996.

For all Japan's prowess in designing computers, the government is peculiarly inept at running them.

But although well-suited to winning a war, the government was inept at running a peace.

A dry-erase board in the room showed a nearly nonexistent third act, all empty ovals stacked like pancakes, as the collaborators kicked around the episode's story elements: a new American national anthem rebooted by J. J. Abrams; a comically inept xenophobe running for president; and an addictive talking fruit that induces nostalgia for the pop-culture of one's youth.

If the government is so inept at running its schools today, why should it be any better at overseeing an exponential increase in charter schools in cities like New York or Los Angeles?

While I fault the Democratic Party leadership and the candidate for running an inept campaign, we must now look to the elected leaders to lead, not to follow.

Private health insurers and their allies in Congress argue that government is too inept to run a health insurance program and that it will be too costly.