Sentence examples for not properly structured from inspiring English sources

Representative Dick Armey, the majority leader, said the panel was not properly structured.

In February, the monitors said important parts of the personnel system were "not properly structured and organized," adding that the project was "lacking executive leadership".

"The real lesson of Sept. 11 is that the country was not properly structured to deal with the threat that had been gathering for a long period of time," she said.

In Brazil, palliative care (PC) is not properly structured and that reality transforms this theme in a public health problem; therefore, initiatives become relevant in this context.

In response to the decision, the franchise group filed a second suit that claimed the deal was not properly structured and was implemented without the franchises' consent.

I feel that the text is too long and not properly structured, and this impairs its readability and effectiveness.

If a trading site does not have properly structured data, it can supply the ill assorted material it does have (press cuttings, brochures, technical specifications, user guides) and Labsense will compile a small, specific database.

These data strongly support a functional link between cytosine DNA methylation/hydroxymethylation and genome stability, highlighting the ability of the cells to distinguish and specifically methylate aberrant chromosomes but not their properly structured isoforms.

However, this indicator of linkage does not guarantee a properly structured problem orientated medical record.

-Half of respondents don't think their organizations are properly structured to take advantage of new technologies.

Despite cutting 10,000 jobs and one-fifth of its capacity in Britain, he said, "the company has not succeeded in leaving behind a properly structured entity".