Sentence examples for badly mishandled from inspiring English sources
"It has been badly mishandled.
FEW would now argue with the idea that the privatisation of Britain's railways was badly mishandled.
And yet they badly mishandled the first big call of their controversial nine-year tenure.
A proposed tax on the mining companies was badly mishandled (also by Labor), leading to a much feebler one.
He claims that an institution renowned for its careful stewardship of historical documents has badly mishandled his.
Ron Kuby, a criminal defence and civil rights lawyer, said Vance and Diallo had badly mishandled the criminal case.
Admittedly, the events of this week were badly mishandled by the protesters – as many have been quick to acknowledge.
Our initial military success, we went into Baghdad and everybody celebrating, and then the war was very badly mishandled.
His report accused state leaders of badly mishandling the selection of an operator for a casino at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens.
The aim is to show the US is badly mishandling the refugee crisis inside Syria, and contrast this with areas held by Russia.
Some critics have blamed the ministry for badly mishandling the issue, while others have blamed General Singh for pursuing the matter as a way to extend his tenure in the top job.
