Sentence examples for been badly designed and from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem that Ms Rudd will have in making the case for the energy efficiency budget is that existing programmes have been badly designed and poorly implemented.

The energy firms say the scheme has been badly designed, and if it was less rigorously framed it would be possible to improve energy efficiency far more widely and quickly.

They think it was badly designed, and thus was always a bad idea.

They charged that automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and other products were badly designed and dangerous to their users.

But, like Krugman, the former Treasury secretary considers Trump's package to be badly designed and poorly targeted.

Some regulations that could be highly beneficial are badly designed and insufficient, while others that have been implemented are wasteful and counterproductive.

Nicholas Barr, professor of public economics at the London School of Economics, said the new system was "badly designed and... incredibly expensive to the taxpayer".

Instead, it is a fit-to-work test that doesn't function properly, because it is badly designed and poorly carried out.

The problem "essentially reflects a political unwillingness to pass all costs onto final customers," said David Robinson, an economist in Madrid who specializes in energy policy and who is a senior research fellow in the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. "The regulatory system for renewables was badly designed and very expensive," he said.

They're badly designed, and frequently damned lies to boot.

Too many animal studies are badly designed and reported.