Sentence examples for implemented badly from inspiring English sources

He added: "Eco has been designed poorly, implemented badly and has not delivered on its potential.

"Yes there are crypto solutions but they get implemented badly and they get used badly, are inconvenient to use, and require lots of time and money in training.

The Electoral Reform Society has warned that this number could sharply increase with the introduction of individual electoral registration, saying the proposals, if implemented badly, could have a "devastating impact on British democracy by alienating millions of voters right before the 2015 general election".

There are a few clever ideas here, implemented badly.

And implemented badly, While You Were Away could make you feel like you're being forced to catch up on old news before getting to the current stuff that you really care about.

But on Radio 5 live, Mr Owen repeated his point that these strategies were either wrong or had been implemented badly, and that the company had been deflected into sideshows.

We call on governments and the industry to implement badly needed and meaningful reforms.

A significant number of these institutions lack the financial wherewithal to hire consultants to review, design, and implement badly needed academic, administrative, and management strategies that will help the institution make better use of existing resources, thereby increasing the quality and competitiveness of the institution.

Europe is being cautious in the name of avoiding debt and defending the euro, whereas the US has moved on many fronts in order not to waste an opportunity to implement badly-needed structural reforms.

The 100th anniversary of the Federal Reserve Act will also provide the next Fed Chair an opportunity to implement badly-needed transparency and governance reforms at the Fed.

The chancellor's stop-go habit meant that reforms were not only poorly sold, but haphazardly implemented and badly timed taking effect as recession hit.