Sentence examples similar to Bad organising from inspiring English sources

I'm bad at... Organising myself.

It's not a bad idea to organise a trial lesson with a new tutor.

That's the point made by Richard Baldwin at VoxEU today, who calls the tangle of overlapping and conflicting bi-lateral and regional trade agreements "the spaghetti bowl .This tangle of trade deals is a bad way to organise world trade.

"Others are active, organising street committees to stop bad car parking that could block exits from buildings, nailing furniture to walls and floors, organising fire precautions".

The government accused its opponents of organising the raid to make it look bad.

These were the concepts that became the show's organising principle, which is both good news and bad.

"He's head of the organising committee, Minister for Sport… It's not bad, is it?

Jack, a bricklayer, recounts: "It got bad, man, serious trouble, organised fights, knives.

Fundamentally, theming anything is bad, because it is organised fun.

Fundamentally theming anything is bad, because it is organised fun.

The patients and caregivers were both asked to answer the same questions, consisting of 16 multiple-choice questions (agree-disagree or too short-too long), two open-ended questions (likes and dislikes about the care) and one question asking to rate the way the intervention was organised (1 (bad) -10 (excellent)).