Sentences with phrase «proves inept»

To catch up, new owner (Nathan Fillion) brings a beaten Lightning to a new high - tech training facility, where he proves inept at learning new techniques.
For example, the classification of algebras into two genera by the law of idempotency (a + a = a) ultimately proves inept, and Whitehead's discussion of positional manifolds repeatedly confuses the distinct notions of what we now call affine and projective spaces.
Although computer algorithms can do very rough alignments of sequences across species, they have proven inept at getting the answer just right.
ACOs that have already proven themselves inept should be fired.
The environmental movement has proven themselves inept at creating a likeable voice.
As the current election debate reminds us, the United States has proven inept at developing a serious energy strategy.

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Exhibit 3: The SimCity debacle is only the latest example of EA proving completely inept in running online games.
Every Spurs fan will know that their team have proven to be frustratingly inept at picking up any silverware.
Every reasonable Arsenal fan have more than 20 evidence to prove that Wenger is clueless for the past 13 years.The MAIN reason why Arsenal fans are staying away is the total lack of ambition shown by the corrupt board and the inept manager and we must do everything possible to kick wenger out of this club.
If he indeed proves to be inept, stingy or simply deluded with his current sqaud well I just won't know what to think or say anymore!
The owners have had their chance at the helm, and while I'd be remiss to not acknowledge their role in saving the franchise, acquiring a new crowned jewel in downtown Milwaukee, and injecting life into a previously dead fanbase, they've proven to be completely inept at managing the actual franchise, fostering chemistry, making hires, and assembling a roster that can compete in today's NBA.
We need a CB and striker to compete for top 3 not the league and its been the same for 4 years +, but Wenger who is tactically inept will keep trying to prove us wrong while actually proving us right year after year.
The Dems proved they are inept when they had control for a couple of years.
Just a Little Harmless Sex has been written by Roger Mills and Marti Noxon, and though the two prove to be comedically inept (ie after Laura learns that Alan was with a hooker, there's a quick cut to a sausage being chopped up), their screenplay is generally peppered with enough twists and revelations (and even a few relationship truths) that go a long way towards keeping things interesting.
Based on the seventh book in a series of popular mystery novels written by Norwegian author Jo Nesbø, there is no reason on the face of the earth for The Snowman to be as inept or as flat - out awful as it proves to be.
In 2002, director Gore Verbinski's The Ring, itself a remake of the popular 1999 Japanese horror stunner Ringu, proved to be both a critical and popular hit, and unsurprisingly spawned a rather inept sequel, The Ring Two, in 2005.
His latest client proves to be a challenge a stocky, short and socially inept accountant named Albert (Kevin James, «The King of Queens»).
I suggest you spend 2 hours reviewing their paperwork because they have proven to be inept.
It seems almost common sense to many — but this study proves that dogs are hard - wired to pay attention to people, while there's no ethological or genetic advantage for wolves to do that, so even socialized wolves are pretty inept at it.
Normally when people are backed into the supporting the wrong theory, in this case AGW, and proved wrong, they will cling to this scientifically inept idea until they are given an out.
Fast forward to Obama's nomination over Hillary, thereby allowing someone who has since proven too inexperienced and / or inept to be effective.
For defendants, to prove malicious intent against all but the most inept SLAPP filer is almost impossible and the rules of the court favour judges allowing all but the most ridiculous cases to go to trial.
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