Meanings of incompetently in English

Sir, -The report highlights that the banks behaved badly, even incompetently.

The Callaghan girl made an extraordinarily loud snorting noise of incompetently-suppressed laughter.

Violence is something else now, not wee boys incompetently trying to panel each other.

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

I underestimated how incompetently the occupation would be handled.

Frank Hoenikker went to his support, feebly, incompetently.

I am smiling grotesquely, dancing incompetently and plainly struggling with the, er, tightness of my costume.

How many schools have suffered, how many headteachers had their careers wrecked, because of incompetently conducted inspections?

Charles Albert, who had struggled bravely but incompetently, abdicated in favour of his son Victor Emmanuel II.

These culls are ill-conceived and incompetently managed, and will contribute nothing to reducing bovine TB in cattle.

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

I am going to program a simulation of the Roman Empire and rule it unjustly, cruelly, and incompetently!

Several companies dishonestly and incompetently conducted have found it impossible to longer prey upon a too confiding public.

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

By coincidence Patel yesterday faced a disciplinary hearing at the General Medical Council for allegedly conducting four other autopsies incompetently.

Mr. Cæsar first moved his lips incompetently, and then, with a studied slowness that was meant to sound imperious, began: