Sentence examples for not being competent from inspiring English sources

The problem we have at the moment is there are so many myths about what Ofsted does, and so many allegations – right or wrong – about them not being competent.

It was clear that his colleague's good performance had no bearing on him and had more to do with what lay deeper -- an underlying assumption about having to be the best at all times to safeguard the good opinion people have of him and an underlying core belief about not being competent.

This is the number of particles released per cell estimated for mutant V19 4 (R55whichish is near the threshold of not being competent in plaque development; the plaques formed by this virus were visible only at late times post transfection.

The risk of being considered as not being competent may explain why midwives were hesitant to share their feelings of failure.

There is a danger in a culture in which midwives hesitate to share feelings of guilt, self-blame and self-suspicion of not being competent enough.

Earlier surgical treatment in the proximal GI-tract, having another disease affecting quality of life, pregnancy, alcoholism or drug abuse or not being competent to participate in an educational program also excluded patients from participation.

Some of the arguments against such reservation have been that women who lack experience will not be competent leaders.

Such a SC may not be competent to make decisions on important scientific questions.

What's more, your divorce lawyer may not be competent to address these tax rules so you may need a tax advisor.

How much more evidence do we need that the Iraqi security forces will not be competent within a time frame that the American public is prepared to support?

Giraffes would probably not be competent swimmers as their long legs would be highly cumbersome in the water, although they could possibly float.