incompetently

This is specious quantification, whether or not differential equations have been incompetently applied.

The new Italian state was tightly centralized, highly militarized, and incompetently expansionist.

But 44 is nothing like the incompetently messianic Carter—and has more in common with Tricky Dick.

The consensus among the captains isn't that BP has pursued favoritism or insider deals, but rather acted incompetently.

I should wish even to enlarge them all: not that the Church of England is incompetently endowed.

The plough has never yet been tried here; all the ground is hoed, and (as Dod confesses) very incompetently turned up.

Such a temperature is not good for them, but even that is much better than artificial heat incompetently superintended.

What he would have asked her he did not say, and instead of encouraging him she remained incompetently silent.

Think of the numbers that might be removed from the responsibility of incompetently educating!