Sentence examples for badly selected from inspiring English sources
If a working fluid is badly selected, despite having high entrainment ratios, the system will not function properly.
Peelables was the first invention he tried seriously to market, and, owing to new-inventor paranoia, he wasted almost two years barking up a series of badly selected industrial trees.
The reported low deviation values also suggest that only for some particular cases in which the OSF parameters are badly selected, the required effort may be higher.
In a recent letter to the hospital, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education said King/Drew's orthopedic surgery residents were badly selected and poorly trained.
Failure to build capacity on the government side, and implement transparency, will likely result in low-quality, high-cost, badly selected, and poorly maintained infrastructure projects (Canuto and Cavallari, 2012).
On the investment side, quality, productivity and integrity of investments may suffer, particularly in contexts where there is a high risk of investment decisions being affected by political and lobbying pressure, and the risk of low-productivity, badly selected and poorly implemented "white elephant" projects is high.
Either the specialists were poorly selected, too inexperienced and badly informed, or their superiors were lacking in a workable degree of trust of one another.
It is not meaningful to just show that the new and the established methods perform badly when selecting too few genes.
Odder still is the show they have organised – cramped, frustrating, weirdly selected and badly displayed, as if deliberately designed to diminish her.
Lothian and the London regions may be doing well relative to the other British areas, but badly compared with the selected continental regions overall.
Labour is doing badly here: half of those selected for marginal seats next year already have links to Westminster (advisers, researchers and way too many ex-MPs who lost seats in the expenses row).
