Sentence examples for it is mismanaged from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that India gets most of its water during the four-month monsoon, that some areas have far less than others and that it is mismanaged.

But this golden age is long gone, and for decades the park has drawn complaints from neighbors, upset about traffic and the behavior of parkgoers, and charges from critics that it is mismanaged.

But residents have now petitioned to have the South Bronx group removed, saying it is mismanaging the work.

Tube Lines rejects claims that it is mismanaging the contract and points to comparisons with upgrade and maintenance work carried out in-house by TfL after it took over Metronet in 2007.

"It's not like it's mismanaged.

Throughout my career I've seen examples where tourism was a positive force, but also saw examples where it was a negative force, where it had overrun local communities, where it was mismanaged, where it was destroying the resources that originally made the place attractive.

Scrutiny began this week after Margaret MacLennan, who was hired as the bursary's director, posted criticisms on social media, saying it was mismanaged and that she was no longer involved.

"Today's debt problems," wrote Olivier J. Blanchard, the chief economist, and Carlo Cottarelli, the fund's head of fiscal affairs, in an essay published in The Financial Times, "result not from how fiscal policy was managed during the crisis, but from how it was mismanaged before the crisis".

There were a lot of reasons that it failed, not the least of which it was mismanaged terribly at the time".

Last year, investor Peter Thiel criticized the company, saying it was mismanaged and there was "probably a lot of pot smoking going on there".

You can't say, well, because it was mismanaged in the past we can't give up something now to keep the company alive".