| Was he so afraid of other bills which showed the incompetency of his own ministers? |
| His head swam, and a sickening sense of bafflement and incompetency came over him. |
| For all the grandeur of their names they rivalled one another in incompetency and timidity. |
| Testimonial incompetency for infamy, however, has been abolished by statute in England and generally in the United States as well. |
| Galtieri was acquitted in that trial, but in 1986 he was convicted, along with two other officers, of incompetency in the Falkland Islands War. |
| The budget that was tabled as a shining light of fiscal capacity and care for taxpayers was again riddled with incompetency. |
