| Allow my to express my delight at the end of fruitless debates and of the ineptitudes of the Reform Party. |
| This is to say that if Italy's political process is going back to inertia, as was the case under the outgoing Prodi Government, the fault does not lie entirely with the incompetence or ineptitudes of our leaders. |
| Most of the trilogy is about the wavering attempts to get at the truth of botched police investigations — ineptitudes that the novels and the movie turn into an interlocking system of corruption. |
| Its painful ineptitudes can regularly be defended by a Russian source. |
| This, and her highly assertive manner in debate, quickly made her an influential figure behind the scenes, particularly as Haig's ineptitudes began to irritate the president. |
| Jackson has come a long way since his youthful ineptitudes in Derry. |
