Sentence examples for implemented poorly from inspiring English sources

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

Many citizens believe that their leaders are choosing public policies that serve narrow interests rather than broad ones, or that policies have been designed or implemented poorly.

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.

However, surveys often get a bad rap, because they are implemented poorly, in situations where they are not the best method to answer a research question.

They heard stories of change being implemented poorly or half-heartedly: either strong-armed through, alienating employees and reducing productivity; or resulting in waves of confusion that required much time, energy and money to overcome.

One wishes that Core had spent less time thinking of new features to implement poorly and more time working on some of the more basic problems.

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

45 This phenomenon may be complicated further in communities that have, in the past, experienced what proved to be failed attempts to implement poorly adapted interventions.

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

"We are concerned that any poorly implemented or poorly timed change in the current funding structure in Medicaid could result in a reduction in access to life-saving health care services," they wrote.