Sentence examples for a disorganized system from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Bela was named America's first-ever national-team coördinator, tasked with bringing order to a disorganized system, which he did by introducing gruelling monthly training camps.

Although it was a disorganized system, it was immediately declared a tropical storm, rather than a tropical depression.

A strong tropical wave exited the coast of Africa on August 14, moved westward as a disorganized system, and passed through the Cape Verde islands on August 15.

Nevertheless, using democratic means to remedy endemic problems — chronic undernourishment, a disorganized medical system or dysfunctional school systems — demands sustained deliberation, political engagement, media coverage, popular pressure.

The report, dated Sept. 17 and forwarded to county officials this week, portrays a disorganized, inept system that "continues to provide inadequate care" and endangers prisoners and the staff.

If the current government wishes to keep the people's faith, it needs tackle the issue it at its core - starting with a disorganized education system that promotes division and competition over inclusiveness and conversation.

The present data offer an important insight into the capabilities of a disorganized cortical system to maintain basic functional properties.

Utilizing state-of-the-art anatomical techniques, in vivo optical imaging of intrinsic signals and behavioral vision tests our data offer an astonishing insight into the capabilities of a disorganized cortical system to maintain basic functional properties and additionally show a new and unexpected role of reelin in modulating cortical plasticity.

The broad and disorganized system moved westward at 10 15 mph (16 24 km/h).

Furthermore, services in countries with higher GDPs may be more efficiently organized, with specific services providing specific programmes, compared to more "disorganized" systems being forced to provide a variety of programmes despite insufficient resources.

"This is an indication of a disorganized recruitment and placement system".