Sentence examples for are poorly managed from inspiring English sources

Most independent schools in Britain (and elsewhere) are poorly managed.

Textile industry produces a high amount of residues that, nowadays, are poorly managed.

Its state holdings are poorly managed and mostly subject to political meddling.

They account for about 40% of the nation's output yet are poorly managed, wasteful and uncompetitive.

Though large swathes of land have been set aside to contain it, they are poorly managed.

"They are poorly managed, if at all, without any controls on materials accepted or records kept, and no security.

Many nationalized oil companies are poorly managed — on average, national companies are 65percentt as efficient as private ones, according to one study.

The Pennsylvania results are consistent with those of other studies showing that halfway houses are often haphazard operations where services, record keeping and client assessment are poorly managed.

Ministers ditched the traffic-light system to avoid giving the impression that some hospitals were dangerous, when the statistics only prove that they are poorly managed.

Analysts have long said that Eckerd stores are poorly managed and have not kept up with competitors by increasing the array of food, beverages and other nondrug items they sell.

Only around 4% of the world's ocean is 'designated for protection', compared to between 10-15% of its land surface; many marine reserves are poorly managed and enforcement can be non-existent.