Sentence examples for negotiated poorly from inspiring English sources

Trump has probably done business deals where he "won" simply because the other side was inexperienced or negotiated poorly.

The women had negotiated poorly, according to Atkinson, a serial entrepreneur and former CEO of the website builder and hosting service Squarespace.

If "Downton" shows a world in which women are starting to claim their own sexuality, "Girls" portrays a sexual dystopia in which those women seem to have negotiated poorly: Men now reliably get what they want, while women must often content themselves with scraps, as when the character Hannah celebrates "almost" satiation in bed as the best she is likely to get.

Endy Bayuni, the former editor of the Jakarta Post, says that during Jokowi's first year in office, "he negotiated poorly and allowed for other centers of power and that hurt him". Australian Kevin Evans, a leading political analyst, describes him as "a weak king with strong lords". Disturbingly, Jokowi has also revealed a vast ignorance of policy.

Contrary to popular belief, it's not because women prioritize their families over their careers, negotiate poorly, lack confidence, or are too risk-averse.

Alan Hemmings, an environmental consultant on polar regions, said the current lack of standards is a problem because increasing numbers of cruise ships are negotiating the poorly charted and storm-prone seas without ice-strengthened hulls as Antarctic legs are added to South American, South Pacific and around-the-world cruises.

Significant investment in resources, training, and support can enable CHWs to address barriers to care by negotiating with poorly functioning government services and community participation structures.

Poorly negotiated major contracts in infrastructure and the NHS have cost many billions in the past decade.

Poorly negotiated contracts mean that teachers are neither appointed nor rewarded for their competence.

But a lot of this has to do with the fact the contracts were negotiated centrally – and poorly – by the Department of Health.

Obasanjo, who stepped down as president in 2007, has been accused in Nigeria of overseeing a series of poorly negotiated oil deals.