Sentence examples for management flaws from inspiring English sources

The sharp contraction that followed exposed huge management flaws among Asian firms that had only ever known generations of growth on the back of tiger economies.

The evidence tends to suggest that ACORN has some bad management flaws, not that it is some kind of massive and mildly incompetent conspiracy.Of course, the fraudulent registrations are a problem.

In fact, according to the commission's staff report, serious management flaws, a balkanized structure and a lack of vision all kept American intelligence agencies from fully coming to grips with the threat in the years before Sept. 11.

This extreme climate scenario, combined with a series of management flaws, political negligence and a culture of waste and pollution, is bringing the largest metropolitan region of Brazil to the brink of collapse.

NEW YORK TIMES Report on I.R.S. Audits Points to Management Flaws  |  "An inspector general's report issued Tuesday blamed ineffective Internal Revenue Service management in the failure to stop employees from singling out conservative groups for added scrutiny," The New York Times writes.

WASHINGTON — President Obama, in his most detailed comments on an independent inquiry's report on the attack against the American diplomatic compound in Libya that killed four Americans on Sept. 11, said Sunday that the security and management flaws identified were "huge problems" that reflected "sloppiness" in how the State Department safeguards its missions abroad.

Other executives wonder whether a management flaw appeared eight years ago.

A common complaint about President Bush is that he walls himself off from alternative points of view, but the American public has the same management flaw: it normally fires politicians who tell them bad news.

In his testimony, Mr. Dimon concedes the C.I.O.'s risk management was flawed.

However, classic management-related flaws still persist, e.g. the fusion of large amounts of security events reported from many heterogeneous systems, whilst novel intriguing challenges arise specially when dealing with the adaptation to newly encountered and multi-step attacks.

The inquest into this series, to be undertaken by new management, will reveal flaws in selection, preparation and approach.