Sentence examples for botched implementation from inspiring English sources

The search model was obviously unscalable from the outset, but ChaCha's botched implementation hasn't helped much.

The botched implementation caused Hershey's to miss out on the crucial Halloween season at a cost of approximately $100 million.

If the administration continues down this path, we may witness more botched implementation of orders like the travel ban.

As a result of botched implementation in places like New York, many parents, teachers and students are beginning to view the Common Core as something destructive instead of something that will actually help children succeed in college, career and life.

The Affordable Care Act is complicated enough without handing the Republicans a gift-wrapped botched implementation procedure.

It does a credible job of describing New York's botched implementation of reform, but if New Yorkers were looking for audacity and clear direction, they will not find it in the task force report.

But Detroit "botched the implementation," he said.

They can be blamed for botched policy implementation.

The Trump administration botched the implementation of its "zero tolerance" border policy earlier this year and failed to adequately prepare for the consequences of separating immigrant children from their parents, according to a report released Tuesday by federal investigators.

(This is, of course, an excellent way to kill a program put the wrong person in charge of it). The very definition of a good education program is that it is robust and flexible enough to pass through many, many different (though not necessarily hostile) hands, but someone with no gift for organizing or leadership can botch an implementation.

And just a month earlier the firm had paid $75 million to settle a lawsuit after it botched an SAP implementation on the US National Grid.