Sentence examples for ineffective organization from inspiring English sources
While Dunlap was forced to sell a demoralized and ineffective organization to Kimberly-Clark, and while a languishing Champion was sold to UPM-Kymmene, Norman and Leighton in June 1999 found a friendly and culturally compatible suitor in Wal-Mart, which was willing to pay a substantial premium for the organizational capabilities that ASDA had so painstakingly developed.
There were spots of good guys, but it was just an ineffective organization.
Pick Your Priorities: Simon Slade, CEO of SaleHoo, aptly notes "emails arrive chronologically, which is an inefficient and ineffective organization method.
"I can't think of a more ineffective organization when it comes to dealing with Congress," said Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas.
Unfortunately, these benefits have been to a large extent offset by iatrogenic harm and failures in care delivery due to ineffective organization.
In rural Uganda, ineffective organization of educational sessions recommended as part of the ANC service provision was noted as a major impediment to increasing maternal knowledge [ 27], and in The Gambia, Anya et al. showed that despite high rates of ANC attendance, there was limited benefit observed for women who sought ANC services [ 28].
Historian William Lawson observed that the strike transformed industrial unions from "basically local and ineffective organizations into all-encompassing, nationwide collective bargaining representatives of American workers".
Government officials were eager to dismiss the group as a small and ineffective splinter organization.
"To maintain such a cumbersome and at times ineffective military organization is extravagant," he said at the time.
"To maintain such a cumbersome and at times ineffective military organization is extravagant," Mr. Putin was quoted as saying by the Interfax news agency.
Therefore the most probable explanation is that numerical information did not result in behavioural facilitation because of ineffective response organization in children.
