Sentence examples for if implemented poorly from inspiring English sources

If implemented poorly, however, the system could lead to unchecked development in the Valley that could increase traffic, exacerbate the loss of farmland, and generate more air pollution.

Or, if implemented poorly, the Sinister Six movie (or movies) could be the greatest disaster to hit the genre since Halle Berry balletically mewed and scratched her way all the way to superhero purgatory in Catwoman.

If implemented poorly, public aid "tends to encourage idleness and prodigality, and thereby to promote and increase poverty, the very evil it was intended to cure" ("On the Laboring Poor," 1768).

The white paper on prison safety and reform is a good start but it will not be supported unconditionally if it is implemented poorly.

The Economist warned if this model was implemented poorly, "Britain as a whole would be poorer".

Search is easy to implement poorly, but incredibly hard to implement perfectly.

If implemented, they will hurt many children.

In fact it sets out a number of moderate and carefully thought-out proposals which, if implemented, would go a long way to removing some of the confusion and complexity which has been introduced into the sentencing framework by successive waves of poorly thought-out criminal legislation, driven for the most part by a political agenda.

If implemented, the impact could be significant.

Management and organizational behavior professor Tony Simons takes aim at a popular management practice that can do more harm than good if poorly implemented.

Change is not automatically good, especially if poorly implemented and poor value for money.