Sentence examples for badly formulated from inspiring English sources

Michael Gove has come back from the US with a laudable, but badly formulated, idea that "our children should be reading 50 books a year".

But it was government's deliberate misrepresentation of the data and statistics that led to badly formulated targets, which in turn translated into a funding model that could have been designed to waste money.

At a time of great hope and a desire to woo the candidate, desperation or enthusiasm can lead to poor judgment and badly formulated packages, which, once negotiated, are not subject to shareholder vote.

Mr Sutyagin's case first went before a judge in 2000, who ruled that the FSB's case was too badly formulated to stand trial, but allowed the agency another go.

The New Yorker called the book "radiant with ideas," while National Review praised it for formulating "a badly needed urban myth". Her next work was a small book, "The Question of Separatism: Quebec and the Struggle for Sovereignty" (Random House, 1980).

Values greater than 2 for a particular item suggest that it is badly-formulated and confusing, or that it may measure a construct other than that measured by the other items (multidimensionality) [ 28, 31].

They are formulated at such a high level of generality that, typically, if they crash, they crash so badly that we easily notice, because the counterexamples to them are simple.

S.G. formulated the models.

Y.A.H. formulated the hypothesis.

They can be simply formulated.

A new plan was formulated.