incompetently

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• Investigations are ongoing, but it’s already clear this was a tragedy of incompetent leadership, failed intelligence and a giant mess of missed or crossed communications.

• I just needed to prove it because the city of Washington is notoriously incompetent and always assumes it is right.

• It is the reverse, especially now when representative democracy has produced truly incompetent governments in many places.

• You are not eligible to vote if you claim voting residence outside the District or have been declared legally incompetent to vote by a court of law.

• It was also littered with anti-Whitmer content, including a headline calling her “America’s most incompetent politician,” according to a cached version of the page.

• Early on, the sexual protagonist complains that her Molson-drinking husband is pretty much an incompetent Neanderthal.

• The cops were as incompetent as they often appear to be in the Holmes stories.

• Insufficient protocols or incompetent practices for and by the nurses in the hospital hot zone.

• To buy that you would have to accept that Brooks was either negligent or incompetent.

• According to the historian John Saunders, he was a “weak, vain, incompetent and cowardly” leader.

• It is the fashion there to regard it merely as a device to help an incompetent organist.

• In such incompetent hands the malt business soon fell to be a liability rather than an asset.

• Promotion came speedily when the guillotine cleared the way in the higher ranks by removing the incompetent and unfortunate.

• The acts done under incompetent rulers, by those who disapprove of their claims, come from neither.