Sentence examples for bad drafts from inspiring English sources

There have been bad personnel decisions, bad drafts and bad coaches.

"It's one more piece of information," said Mayhew, who said the lack of it had led to bad drafts.

All four division teams have dealt with the same predictable maladies that doom every other struggling team: they have cycled repeatedly through bad drafts and poor coaching, interrupted by occasional periods of competence.

Draftees are the lifeblood of a team and bad drafts can ruin a team's progress and cost a head coach or his general manager their job.

I kept bringing all these bad drafts into class and forcing students to read them and give me advice, until I finally decided on  Dean and Ramona.

Cases of inappropriate regulation are expensive, whether through wrong assumptions or simply bad drafting.

Now it has emerged that the Deputy Prime Minister is also a frustrated author, having penned a "shockingly bad" draft of a novel in his early twenties.

Laurence Ball of Johns Hopkins blamed Mr Obama for failing to "put up much of a fight against Wall Street lobbyists," while an independent NABE economist remarked that "2,300 pages is evidence of very bad drafting".

Given the Knicks' crippling lack of depth, they cannot afford to give up, effectively, two players (the 17th pick and Douglas or Fields) for one middling prospect in a bad draft class.

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First, the seniormost foreign policy practitioner amongst the bureaucrats, the Foreign Secretary (he retired later this week) Shiv Shankar Menon said at the height of the controversy in India that the joint statement was a case of "bad drafting".