Sentence examples for more incompetent from inspiring English sources

The current economic strategy is right out of "Atlas Shrugged": The more incompetent you are in business, the more handouts the politicians will bestow on you.

Here is what is disturbing: We keep identifying more and more incompetent people throughout the Bush administration and find that they are making real fatal mistakes.

No, Donald Trump's so-called apology video was even more incompetent and incoherent than the rest of his campaign to date.

Confusion, especially over whether the economy-boosting tax cuts that foreigners have urged on Mr Hashimoto should be made permanent or not, has only made the government look more incompetent.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, it was the Republicans who looked more incompetent and immature, as Boehner fought to subdue the obstructionists in his ranks, purists who won't brook even the most picayune compromise, let alone the tiniest tax increase.

The government's primary responsibility is to address such problems as "a growing bureaucracy becoming more and more incompetent," he said, adding that keeping the focus on such issues is "a politically good thing, too".

The Bush administration has used its powers more egregiously by putting more incompetents in office.

The papal office has been occupied by many more incompetents than geniuses, and there's a reason why so few occupants of the chair of Peter show up in the litany of the saints.

Putting more incompetents on the payroll doesn't engender solutions.

"The papal office has been occupied by many more incompetents than geniuses," he concluded, "and there's a reason why so few occupants of the chair of Peter show up in the litany of the saints".

For not only were inferior works released onto the market — increasingly dominated by that new phenomenon, the professional art dealer — but Jacopo's descendents were still reproducing ever-more incompetent "Bassanos" more than half a century after his death.