ineptly in a sentence

1. The ineptly worded advice was inevitably taken by the Germans as a threat.

2. As it turned out, the book's author, rather than McGrory, had written ineptly.

3. Experienced observers said they had rarely seen a UN summit more ineptly chaired.

4. The DJ Felix Jaehn ineptly this year not only the second but also the first place in the iTunes Singles.

5. The main reason that the Europeans are muddling through the crisis so ineptly is that the continent remains divided on a central issue.

6. It all begins when a hapless car salesman (played to perfection by William H. Macy) ineptly orchestrates the kidnapping of his own wife.

7. This operation was conducted so ineptly that a select, carefully trained amphibious force of 1,800 people perished, never reaching the ground.

8. Don’t expect to be bantering the night away with the natives or anything, but it ought to at least mean the end of ineptly miming ‘ou est la gare?’

9. For them, the strange temple described from Ezekiel chapter 40 on, which was apparently never built, is a book with seven seals and is interpreted more or less ineptly.

10. The citizens of the country could elect a government that repudiates overseas holdings of its debt or manages the economy so ineptly that the value of the debt is eroded.

11. The Redskins never opened a lead larger than ten points, convincing the Saints and their fans that one good series was all it would take to pull out the win, thus excusing the previous ineptly executed three-and-out.

12. History will not be kind to them; their plan was badly conceived and ineptly carried out, its long-term goals are now definitively out of reach, and at this point the entire scheme – along with the US military and economic presence in the Middle East – stands on the brink of catastrophic failure.