Sentence examples for ideas badly from inspiring English sources

It has been a story of half-baked ideas, badly implemented and it has resulted in confusion and anger".

Our opposition was because it is a dumb idea badly executed".

But unless reformed, it will go down as a good idea, badly executed.The system works as follows.

The most popular answer of the American neoconservatives who argued loudest for the war is that it was a good idea badly executed.

Even factions within the Newhouse family believed Si was blind to the real situation at Portfolio - "a good idea, badly executed," was how one person described the magazine.

On first hearing, this seemed a great idea badly executed: Ms. Ginsberg and Ms. Flanigan seemed to compete for attention, and I regretted that the poet's irresistible declamation had not been set to the orchestration on its own.

Talk about a bad idea badly timed.

The founding idea of modern economics is Adam Smith's invisible hand, and this great idea, badly over-simplified, was the foundation of many bad ideas of the last generation.

Henken, the US professor, slammed the USAID program as "ham-handed," "a bad idea, badly deployed," and "another example of the misinformed and sloppy work of USAID when it comes to Cuba".

But many in the field say new ideas are badly needed.

"Work" is one of the ideas Kauffman badly wants to reinvent.