Sentence examples for perceived ineptitude from inspiring English sources
No one wants to help the fallen titans of Wall Street or reward U.S. automakers for their perceived ineptitude.
There have been lots of stories about how the Democrats can rally from two plus years of perceived ineptitude and salvage the November elections.
Benigno Aquino, who is suffering from declining popularity due to his perceived ineptitude during the Haiyan crisis, is already facing impeachment charges -- and opposition forces are exploiting this opening to extinguish his political capital.
Ultimately, whether or not Peña Nieto has performed well is subjective, and perceived ineptitude is simply not enough for a head of state of any democracy to quit (there'd be a lot of snap elections everywhere if so).
Upon assuming the role of White House Chief of Staff in 1987, Howard Baker was advised by his predecessor's staff to be prepared for a possible invocation of the Twenty-fifth Amendment due to Reagan's perceived laziness and ineptitude.
Unfortunately, once again, because of ASU's bureaucratic ineptitude, Arizona is perceived as racist and ignorant.
What one could find is an intense disdain for what is universally perceived, from left to right, as the arrogance, belligerence, and sheer diplomatic ineptitude of the Bush Administration, and a bewilderment about the future of what has been, after all, the most successful alliance in history — the same kind of thing one finds in New York.
Her routine often included barbs about her ineptitude as a mother, her fictitious husband "Fang," and her looks—she sported a trademark outrageously coiffed hairstyle and poked fun at her perceived ugliness as well as her skinniness and her penchant for plastic surgery.
