Sentence examples for considerable mismanagement from inspiring English sources

The report, ordered by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, found considerable mismanagement of state racetracks by the New York Racing Association, particularly in leaving veterinarians' reports on horse safety subject to overrule by racing officials.

Despite this fame, in the first half of the 1650s Rembrandt increasingly incurred financial problems, brought on to a considerable extent by his own financial mismanagement.

The considerable threats grasslands face include urban encroachment, land and water mismanagement, oil and gas exploration, and the spread of invasive species.

He has received severe criticism for mismanagement and his interaction with staff, but has also received considerable praise for the new direction taken by the world's leading development institution.

Modernization and urbanization in the 20th century brought considerable improvement in the educational system; however, the economic difficulties of the 1980s and '90s and government mismanagement damaged the system.

This is information mismanagement.

"Mismanagement," he said.

"Nepotism, mismanagement, crime and corruption.

In the 1950s and '60s considerable progress was made in the control of mosquitoes and locust swarms, although these achievements have been partially lost by governmental instability and mismanagement and by warfare between states.

The Movado Watch Company has withdrawn its considerable financial support from American Ballet Theater and given it instead to the New York City Ballet, saying it was forced to do so because of financial mismanagement at Ballet Theater.

Another reason is political mismanagement.