Sentence examples for ill design from inspiring English sources

Traditional QWERTY keyboard has been known to be an ill design due to its low typing speed, fatigue-inducement, no reference to learnability, to name a few.

Even when Wayne is saying gobbledygook, as he sometimes is here, he does so with startling confidence; no syllable ever sounds ill placed, no rhyme ill designed.

But empires are ill designed for promoting change; their preoccupation is to hold together, an imperative which tends to breed authoritarianism.

On the team's current roster there is hardly a player who wasn't dismissed at one point in his career as ill designed to play big league baseball.

The I.M.F. said Friday in its annual report on the American economy that spending cuts by the United States government that kicked in March 1 were "ill designed" and slowed the economy.

The directive's wording is "ill designed for pharmaceuticals" he says.

Winston Churchill once quipped that golf clubs were "singularly ill designed" for the purpose of hitting a small ball into an even smaller hole.

The mechanisms that were ill designed can make an application unreliable and difficult to understand, maintain and reuse in the presence of faults.

While an ill designed system may become inoperable due to variations in some process parameters at certain instances, the cumulative effects of temporary disturbances in finite time intervals can also result in serious consequences.

This chapter explains that critical wine assessment is ill designed for the dining room, because of distractions of conversation and the interference of food flavors; the concentration involved in wine analysis can greatly enhance appreciation.

The absence of adequate land leveling coupled with the ill designed traditional furrow irrigation systems and the poor condition of drainage structures in most Syrian farms are leading to over-irrigation.