Sentence examples for if mismanaged from inspiring English sources

If mismanaged, full-blown Afghan peace talks might ignite a civil war along ethnic lines.

It said a number of risks, if mismanaged, could prove jarring to the economy.

Economists say that quotas, if mismanaged, can quickly lead to shortages, rationing and other logistical problems.

He added: "There is no other relationship that, if mismanaged, carries greater negative consequences for America and the world".

His love for Mary is genuine if mismanaged; he puts the remnant of emotion not contaminated by self-loathing into a devoted, idiosyncratic mentoring.

"Changes to accountability, changes to central structures and changes to pay and conditions, which if mismanaged could threaten the impartial model of policing that has existed for 180 years and is revered across the western world.

If mismanaging an economic recovery were an Olympic event, President Obama would be standing on the middle platform right now, accepting the gold medal.

This year's fiscal crises notwithstanding, countries could shift more reserves into euros if America mismanaged its finances or if they feared it would.

But they warned me that if we mismanage this transition, if we don't adhere to certain fundamental truths, we risk creating a society every bit as unequal and exploitative as the one we currently live in.

"You are called upon to go through literally millions of pieces of paper to determine if a business is being mismanaged or if there was fraud going on".

If the "infidels" mismanaged the country, the Taliban would be back, he said.