Sentence examples for Resource mismanagement from inspiring English sources

Resource mismanagement within the health system was considered to further negatively impact the reputation of CHCs, with an outcome that district or provincial-level care would be far more attractive to wealthier patients.

You see here what a half-century of political mismanagement, coupled with natural resource mismanagement, oil distortions and a population explosion has led to.

In addition to its other problems, Mali has suffered severely from resource mismanagement, and the national debt has grown rapidly because of Mali's dependency on foreign aid.

Under the Harper government, surging oil prices and exports led to the rise of the Canadian dollar, which contributed to the hollowing out of Canadian manufacturing, including the lose of hundreds of thousands of jobs – a case of resource mismanagement that economists have labelled the Dutch Disease.

A similar story of resource mismanagement is playing out at CFD with $122 million in supplementary pay.

For decades, studies of oil-related conflicts have focused on the effects of natural resource mismanagement, resulting in great economic booms and busts or violence as rebels fight ruling governments over their regions' hydrocarbon resources.

A: At first glance, this seems like a textbook case of human-resource mismanagement: an employee illegally brought marijuana into the office and foisted it on another employee.

Nowadays, the shortage of water resources, growing population and increasing water demand, inappropriate distribution of water resources, mismanagement of the available water, and climate changes have steered most of the countries toward the research for new water resources (Abdel-Shafy and El-Khateeb 2013; Khosravi et al. 2017; Masi et al. 2010; Shahi et al. 2013).

Still, Puerto Rico has squandered vast resources on mismanagement and anti-growth policies.

The misuse of resources and mismanagement of the programme was widespread and became well known.

The recent global increase of environmental degradation has come from exploitative resource use and mismanagement, as well as the domination of economic activity in the management and funding of science.