Sentence examples for inadequately done from inspiring English sources

Performance management of health care workers is inadequately done in the districts.

Most of the managers acknowledge that clear performance appraisal guidelines exist, but performance agreements were inadequately done.

The majority of managers mentioned that even though performance management guidelines were available, target setting was inadequately done; pre-appraisal planning meetings were rarely held.

All the data were obtained from 74 patients, 5 patients completed questionnaires inadequately or did not cooperate sufficiently.

Many current questionnaires are inadequately sensitive, do not use reproducible methodology and ignore issues important for patients for example, severe flatulence or urgency of defaecation.

One might object that if a literature omits relevant reasons when addressing a question or presents potentially strong reasons inadequately – as do some literatures, in particular, young literatures – a systematic review of reasons will be as uninteresting as one of conclusions.

Just be careful about the safety of food that hasn't been refrigerated or has been inadequately wrapped; don't use anything that could endanger people's health.

Figures 2 and 3 show which of the 14 management steps in each scenario were omitted or done inadequately by students who failed the scenario at re-evaluation.

"Numerous faces and license numbers weren't blurred or were done so inadequately," Mr. Thür said in a statement in which he demanded that Street View be shut down until it could assure that the images adhered to Swiss law.

I got a clearer answer to my questions about the ground-rules the next day, when Singapore's government-controlled Straits Times reported on the meeting as selectively and inadequately as Yale Daily News had done.

– Auxiliary social worker (ASW2) From employers: Discrimination from employers was also reported with PWMIs sometimes being inadequately compensated for work done or made to do filthy jobs that other members of the community would normally not want to engage in.