Sentence examples for badly organised from inspiring English sources
The phrase "badly organised" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
For example, you could say "The conference was badly organised, with poor time management and no clear agenda".
But it is badly organised and corrupt.
The protesters are numerous but badly organised.
Clinton's ground campaign was badly organised, and underestimated turnout.
Denis Kipupa, 40, and unemployed, said: "It's badly organised today.
"Statistics constitute a bulk of information that is surprisingly badly organised," he says.
Hunting and fishing trips were badly organised, and the settlers went hungry.
I react very badly to organised attempts to stop journalists asking questions".
She was a "trailblazer" who organised poorly paid and badly treated dinner ladies, campaigned for free school meals for children and fought the far-right National Front.
Now it is plain that it will, they badly need to get organised.
"We are starting games badly and have difficulties being organised defensively.
As expected, Russia were organised enough; they did, too, badly miss the initiative of the midfielder Roman Shirokov.
