Sentence examples similar to a badly designed trial from inspiring English sources

If you read the extract from Ben Goldacre's brilliant new book Bad Pharma in Saturday's Guardian, you'll know it is an eye-opening account of how a drug comes to market – an alarming tale of missing data, badly designed trials and lax regulation – getting a prescription from your GP will never feel the same again.

The closest we get to nature is feeding ducks in the park, and "the greatest trial of strength and ingenuity we face is opening a badly designed packet of nuts".

It's a badly designed process.

A badly designed ballot confused thousands of people.

The mansion tax is a badly designed tax.

The consequences of a badly designed process can be reduced throughput or expensive plant modifications after the production start-up.

"Broad surveillance is generally the sign of a badly designed system of security," says Mr Schneier.

Means-testing of Medicare is just a badly designed, unfair form of taxation.

Or is it just a badly designed pain to operate and a security risk?

For most net users, trying to navigate a badly designed website means irritation.

It's a badly designed mess that no other country would copy.