Sentence examples for may be incompetent from inspiring English sources

The management may be incompetent, but at least us posties are still appreciated.

The problem we currently face is that Trump may be incompetent to hold office even if he has not committed crimes of sufficient weight to justify impeachment.

Mr. Christensen's assertion also prompted the new lawyer, G. Warren Whitaker, to question him in a letter about how he could say that Mrs. Astor may be incompetent since Mr. Christensen had recently witnessed her signing an amendment.

"For that generation, the diocese is like a family business -- Uncle Charlie may be incompetent but you can't fire Uncle Charlie and you can't fire a priest," said Rev. Thomas J. Reese, editor of the Jesuit magazine America.

Although judges have long been attuned to the difficulty of trying mentally ill defendants, there is little recognition that people may be incompetent to stand trial because of their age.

Not surprisingly, their ratings of the new exotica have also had to be adjusted often (see chart)."We may be incompetent," says one rating-agency veteran, "but we're not dishonest".

They may simply be incompetent managers, incapable of ending criminal and reckless behavior among the employees for whom they are responsible.

"It may seem to be incompetent and it may be laughable, but it has an identity and a palpable sense of joy.

But then again Mr. Summers may be an incompetent who should be fired regardless of whether he is politically incorrect.

If your employee recognizes that she does not know how to execute a task to get a favorable outcome, she may be "consciously incompetent". You can speed her progress toward mastery by encouraging self-reflection.

Arizona's Medical Practice Act says, "The board on its own motion may investigate any evidence that appears to show that a doctor of medicine is or may be medically incompetent, [or] is or may be guilty of unprofessional conduct". Given that Wolfson has gone so far as to fulminate against "chemicals," there is ample room for a charge of incompetence.