Sentence examples for mismanaged with from inspiring English sources
Critics say Greece's rescue plan was mismanaged, with the austerity hampering any chance of growth.
The reorganization reflects President Bush's campaign promise to streamline an agency that has long been criticized by lawmakers as chronically mismanaged with huge backlogs in processing petitions by legal immigrants and a poor record in accounting for foreigners in the United States.
Carter mismanaged relations with Congress and "gave away" the Panama Canal, a necessary move that had the side effect of turbocharging Ronald Reagan's political rise.
But the projects were mismanaged and riddled with graft.
AT&T mismanaged its relationship with some of its biggest corporate customers over the last year as the company tried to transfer those accounts into Concert.
Rather, analysts say, it has consistently mismanaged its finances with unrealistic budgets in which the revenues do not cover the costs.
However, the TARP was "badly mismanaged," and along with President Obama's public/private investment partnership, gave the message to Wall Street's biggest firms that there was an "unconditional bailout".
Lula shall become the political articulator of a government that has mismanaged its relations with the Legislative -- mainly during Dilma's second term.
It is the promise of a unique experience, something once completely genuine, mismanaged by people with money and cynically exploited resulting in a terrible day out not worth the bother.
They mismanaged the relationship with Russia, passed up Putin's offer to cooperate in missile defenses against Iran, wasted $60 billion over the past seven years on anti-missile weapons that have never passed a realistic test, wasted trillions of dollars and thousands of lives on an unnecessary war in Iraq, yet now they insist that we trust them this time.
The management of the Co-op Bank abandoned their ethical approach to business when they mismanaged the business, speculated with members' money and made a disastrous acquisition.
