Sentence examples for managed badly from inspiring English sources

It can be managed well or it can be managed badly, but it cannot be solved.

However, if managed badly, the results could be crippling, he says.

The estate is managed, badly, by the second of the lord's three sons, Hugh, who returned disfigured from the American wars and has taken to drink.

With the exception of two big banks, for instance, almost everything that the state owned and managed badly—has been privatised.

Turning for a moment from finance to the real world, these bonds were financing a sewer system that was managed badly for decades.

Reassuringly, the big firms with lowish market shares (and therefore, perhaps, weaker profits) in fixed income, currencies and commodities trading Credit Suisse, UBS and Morgan Stanley are reasonably capitalised.Yet the industry's continuing prioritisation of staff over shareholders suggests that banks are still being managed badly.

However, they were badly managed and badly run, and collapsed resulting in the loss of huge sums of money and a government that struggled to govern.

The US memo called the summit poorly conceived, inadequately managed and badly executed for allowing Venezuela and its leftist allies to derail proceedings.

The Uffizi in Florence is so broke it cannot pay its electricity bill.European museums have managed pitifully badly when it comes to finding alternative sources of cash.

Since taking office she has managed them badly, displaying a mixture of arrogance, inexperience and a perhaps understandable distaste for the unsavoury bargains required to govern Brazil.

I also worry that if aid groups paid executives as lavishly as Citigroup, they would be managed as badly as Citigroup.