Sentence examples for if handled badly from inspiring English sources

If handled badly, it could tear them open again.

But research also suggests that, if handled badly, it can do more harm than good.

In addition, faced with a growing threat of lay-offs, works councils are becoming more willing to see sackings of workers with high rates of absenteeism.But benchmarking employees, and then paying them different rates, can turn out to be a minefield if handled badly.

It also concludes that the research results have important lessons for the government's programme to tackle the spread of violent extremism, underlining the need for "attractive alternatives" to terrorist involvement but also warning that traditional law enforcement tactics could backfire if handled badly or used against people who are not seen as legitimate targets.

If handled badly, they compound problems.

(My personal opinion though is that I hope this isn't made too easy to do: tech remains a risky business, with many startups and bigger companies failing all the time, and pension funds are a lifeline for many, so combining those could potentially be a disaster if handled badly).

He said that if the initial organization was handled badly and if the agencies that are being brought together in the department resisted cooperation, the result could damage the government's counterterrorism program as it exists now.

If the negotiations are handled badly, they will fail, which is why it is worth trying to learn from the experience of others.

He acknowledged that the original public debate on the issue was handled badly by government, but he said if the benefits of GM crops could be put across to people they would be more enthusiastic.

The process was handled badly.Some Cypriots also see the eventual deal as "theft"; if so, where did the money go?

The memo makes two other points that, if confirmed, would support the Republicans' position that the $535 million loan guarantee was rushed through and handled badly.