Sentence examples for clumsy meddling from inspiring English sources
The row exposed Prince Vajiralongkorn's clumsy meddling.
But critics denounced it as clumsy meddling that could hurt international commerce in sunken artifacts.
Robert A. Iger, the president of Disney, has been criticized by industry insiders for micromanagement and clumsy meddling, but in the case of "The Practice" he has exercised far too much restraint.
But while the statement came as a great relief to the White House, Mr. Ray's terse legal judgment does not excuse the White House's long record of obfuscation in the Whitewater matter, including its clumsy meddling with official inquiries and its failure to produce relevant records in a timely manner.
What Shavit considered the "reasonable cease-fire that was within reach --before Kereach --beforeclumsy meddling--was an eareach --before, from July 14th., advanced by Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
Alongside the lack of macroeconomic rigour, there was a lot of microeconomic meddling: the government pursued a clumsy industrial policy and shortchanged the private sector, for example by insisting on absurdly low rates of return on concessions to run infrastructure projects.
Given the trauma inflicted on the Justice Department by "loyal Bushies" -- meddling by political operatives, the clumsy and politically motivated firing of U.S. attorneys, a partisan litmus test for nonpolitical positions -- Obama would have been wiser to follow the Ford-Levi precedent.
