Sentence examples for a poorly conceived from inspiring English sources

"I teach criminal law, and I've never seen such a poorly conceived judge's order.

The former chancellor's charter for budget responsibility was a poorly conceived measure.

Mr. Obama failed; skipping Israel and pursuing a poorly conceived peace initiative backfired.

I agree that the Dodd amendment is a poorly conceived piece of legislation that will have unintended consequences.

This is not any kind of market outcome but rather a poorly conceived and extremely dangerous government subsidy scheme.

Here, his character is a poorly conceived collection of nerdy eccentricities that the actor is incapable of pulling together into a coherent caricature.

Now that it has finally been released, Dragon has proved to be squarely in the adventure genre, although it does follow in the footsteps of adventure classics like Sanitarium and The Last Express, which tossed in a few poorly conceived action sequences.

He passed a very poorly conceived redistricting plan (cutting the House of Assembly from 48 to 40 seats) that has not only further battered local democracy but also vastly amplified the size of the red tide that just drowned most of his party.

Another regards Mr. Putin's move as a hasty and poorly conceived attack on a safety net upon which low-income households rely, which could result in a new period of hardship for a tired populace.

The opera, first heard in 1835, was Bellini's last, and it has the usual bel canto maladies, starting with a libretto so poorly conceived that even Mr. Crutchfield, a former music critic for The New York Times, describes parts of it in his program notes as "absurd to the point of hilarity".

The issues at hand deserve attention, but not in a play so poorly conceived and dishonorably discharged.