Sentence examples for inadequately planned from inspiring English sources

The inadequately planned pursuit of two wars.

It's billed as "a satire about the difficult process of taking grand, uncosted, inadequately planned, fundamentally flawed schemes – and passing them off as 'nation building' ".

If data collection or preparation is inadequately planned or executed, the data may not be analyzable by a statistician without significant effort spent on data cleaning.

The arrival of a French squadron under Captain Guy-Victor Duperré on 20 August prompted Pym into ordering an inadequately planned attack on the harbour on 23 August and two of his vessels were wrecked on the reefs that protected the harbour entrance.

This so-called Wallacean shortfall frequently originates from the difficulty of evaluating the distribution of species diversity across large, heterogeneous areas where biodiversity is high but collecting efforts have been insufficient or inadequately planned (Schmidt-Lebuhn et al. 2012).

The city was going through a painful and inadequately planned-for transition from an economy based on manufacturing to one based on financial services.

An involuntary, abusive, poorly planned and inadequately funded scheme was bound to fail, he says.

Growth invites crises and calamities when growth plans inadequately account for the resource constraints of a finite planet.

Efforts by the health department, Home Office and Treasury to manage the situation were "poorly planned, badly communicated and inadequately coordinated".

Arguments were made that the landing was hastily planned, under-resourced and inadequately supported, and that it was part of a strategically unnecessary campaign.

"The N.R.C. appears to be inaccurately estimating the costs of decommissioning the nation's nuclear power plants and inadequately ensuring that owners are financially planning for the eventual shutdown of these plants".