Sentence examples for badly structured from inspiring English sources

"The deal was badly structured and included political involvement," recalls someone close to the sale.

Friday morning, on the CBS morning program, Mr. Shelby said, "Basically, I believe the Paulson proposal is badly structured".

Hammond argues that the key is that many contracts between the government and small suppliers are badly structured.

The problem with Lacroix, says Grumbauch, is that it was a badly structured company emphasising extravagance rather than the bottom line.

The same cannot be said for The Black Swan, which despite the great utility of its insights is badly structured and hurriedly written.

Injured animals receiving no scaffolds show badly structured lesion zones and more cavities than those carrying rGO materials, thus pointing out a significant role of the scaffolds in injury stabilization and sealing.

[El Salvador's society] is structured very badly, in that a very small section of the population has all the power, all the wealth, everything, and the majority of the population, where we have bad human conditions, has nothing.

d VII: Damage slight to moderate in well-built ordinary structures; considerable damage in poorly built or badly designed structures; some chimneys broken.

The second highest hazard levels were located at Mae Hong Son (P6) and Ranong (P9) at around a 22 % POE of an intensity level VII earthquake in the next 50 years [level VII description: Damage slight to moderate in well-built ordinary structures; considerable damage in poorly built or badly designed structures; some chimneys broken.}.

It warned that considerable damage was possible in poorly built or badly designed structures.

It badly needs structures and ways of working that will address this century's crises, not those of 1945.