Sentence examples for more ineptly from inspiring English sources
The book, which draws heavily upon earlier biographies about individual family members, occasionally turns up new anecdotal material, but it remains awkward and subjective, clumsily written and even more ineptly thought out.
Marc Lynch, of George Washington University, agrees: "The lesson we seem to have learned from Iraq is not, 'Disaster, don't do it again', but rather, 'Now we know how to do counterinsurgency.'"Picking up the piecesAmerica's woes have led some to accuse Mr Obama's team of managing the Middle East even more ineptly than Mr Bush's did.
It is hard to imagine how any nation could have defended its own business interests more ineptly while simultaneously empowering a foreign state hostile to its principles.
Some American firms are shifting their call centres to the Philippines, where workers are as cheap as Indians but culturally closer to America.The potholed road to prosperityThe Indian government will tackle the country's infrastructure problems more slowly and ineptly than it should.
Should read: "Therefore, on the basis of those things from which God's power is seen to be greater and more admirable, the people who ineptly conceive of it judge it to be weak and impotent.
6 - Mankind's misguided actions spring from fear for safety/survival, desire for approval/acceptance, absence of control and an underlying terror of being abandoned by God. 7 - Mankind can do no more than cope with circumstances, usually ineptly, without the intervention of a higher, wiser and merciful power who alone can transmute our mistakes and their memories from endless replaying.
Nowadays, when a British soap tackles a social issue, more often than not it does so ineptly.
It was there that his comic talent came to light and, while he remained a competent violinist in private, on stage his violin soon became little more than a prop which he played ineptly for comic effect.
Roberto agifted-Sacasa, a gifted playwright (and actual comic-book writer) was able to take a handful of ineptly sketched characters and breathe a bit more life and humanity into them.
He's aided more or less by reliable top assistant Nancy Susan Kelechi Watsonn), office technician and ineptly aspiring agent Todd Paul Thureenn) and uncertain Eliot (Erin Wilhelmi), who's just been hired, despite her having little experience in any field.
As Ms. Simpson begins to focus more on her heroines' inner lives (and spends less time trying so ineptly to map the social landscape they inhabit), the narrative becomes more persuasive.
