Sentence examples for executed badly from inspiring English sources

Its plans, however decent the intention, are often executed badly.

It's an exciting premise and is not executed badly and Kazinsky is especially charming (not to mention handsome).

It really is a debacle.If onlyIt is not enough to say with the neocons that this was a good idea executed badly.

Peter's final word on post-occupation Iraq, from March 2007:"It is not enough to say with the neocons that this was a good idea executed badly.

The Daily Mail review of Lifetime TV's William & Kate: Let Love Rule labelled the film "truly terrible: a shoddily cast, poorly executed, badly edited and surprisingly boring account", while the Guardian's own Stephen Bates found it "toe-curlingly, teeth-furringly, pillow-bitingly ghastly".

An uninformed critique is sometimes worse than one merely executed badly.

"The paradox is that, in the past, Italy passed plenty of economic reforms, but they were badly conceived and badly executed," Simoni told me.

This failure was caused by badly designed and badly executed modifications.

This program was so poorly conceived, badly executed, and arbitrarily administered that, within the affected communities, panic was widespread.

Another critic, David Feingold, an anthropologist, says that the opium-eradication programme is ill conceived and badly executed.

"A poorly designed and badly executed" dual carriageway which could "undermine a 5,000 year old world heritage site is not an improvement worth fighting for," Mr Glen said.