Sentence examples for badly conceived from inspiring English sources

The austerity programme was badly conceived and evidently made matters worse than they needed to be.

It is badly conceived, badly realised, badly characterised, badly paced and above all badly written.

And the bad news is that the plan, as it stands, is inadequate or badly conceived in three major ways.

"It's poor; it's badly conceived; it's based on some decent ideas, the execution of which is needlessly Kafkaesque".

"It is badly conceived, badly realised, badly characterised, badly paced and above all badly written," concluded the reviewer, Adam Roberts.

"The paradox is that, in the past, Italy passed plenty of economic reforms, but they were badly conceived and badly executed," Simoni told me.

But this decision was ill conceived, badly produced and poorly executed".

This program was so poorly conceived, badly executed, and arbitrarily administered that, within the affected communities, panic was widespread.

Another critic, David Feingold, an anthropologist, says that the opium-eradication programme is ill conceived and badly executed.

Badly worded or poorly conceived questions on standardized tests are not uncommon (remember the question about a "talking pineapple" on a New York test in 2012?).

The SNP's Finance Minister is expected to make an embarrassing climbdown by ditching plans for an 'Amazon tax' that business leaders warned was ill conceived and badly designed.