As a result of inadequate planning, poor judgment, or losing one's orientation during surgery, implants may be placed in positions or at angulations that are less than ideal.
I saw little in his performance that demonstrated maturity, presidential timbre or the sobriety that ought to come from the knowledge that American soldiers are dying every day as a result of his poor judgment and inadequate planning in Iraq.
Through what John S. Martin Jr., a former United States Attorney, described in a report Tuesday as "mismanagement, poor judgment, administrative errors, improper or inadequate record-keeping and a lack of adequate communication," their complaints were never followed up.
That Ofsted inspection prompted a furious letter from the headteacher and chair of governors, alleging that before the visit had even formally begun, the lead inspector told staff that "based on the previous year's [SAT] results, our school would be inadequate … judgment had therefore been made from the very first instant".
A previous "inadequate" Ofsted judgment on aspects of children's services was published in 2011.
"Any form of segregation, without a good educational reason, is likely to lead to an inadequate inspection judgment for leadership and management," Wilshaw said.
The NTSB's final hearing on May 1, 2007 determined that "the pilots' inadequate planning, judgment, and airmanship in the performance of a 180-degree turn maneuver inside of a limited turning space" caused the crash.
Large losses are nearly always the result of unforeseeable or suddenly changing economic conditions, poor business judgment, or inadequate regulatory supervision usually a combination of all three.
We excluded articles that had inadequate information about judgment criteria and analysis methods for the assessment of performance of the devices studied.
The central feature of residence selection is that the student is required to select his new living situation very quickly, in the face of a flood of information that is nevertheless inadequate for accurate judgment, under intense pressure, with the assistance of dubious advice from many sources.
Inadequate reasoning and judgment.
