Sentence examples for not well executed from inspiring English sources

All major economies have been "stimulated," and we are in essence witnessing a somewhat coordinated devaluation, albeit not well executed and certainly not one without new debt.

"New vehicles today are often packed with new technologies," says Joe Ivers, executive director of quality and customer satisfaction research for J.D. Power, "that unfortunately can be complicated and frustrating for the average consumer when their integration is not well executed".

It was not well thought through, it was not well executed.

This approach was not well executed leading to malpractices such as disregarding adherence to the poverty grading tool.

You have to be careful though a change not well executed can cause you your career.

"The second in Lucerne, in Switzerland, was very elegant, very modern, but the end wasn't well executed, which undermined the whole production.

There are some great things in the OS, but overall it wasn't well executed.

On the other hand, Donna Callea from The Daytona Beach News-Journal found this episode disappointing, called Ted Danson's guest reprisal as Sam Malone a ratings ploy, considered Danson's performance apathetic and uncomforting, and saw a reunion between Sam and Frasier Crane not well-executed.

On October 30th it announced 500 lay-offs over the next three years.In this section The dodgiest duo in the suspect six Every man for himself The truck stops here Celestial Suruga Opprobrium from the atrium Advice and dissent Weil walks Worse than nothing Invisible bonds Forget the 1% ReprintsWhether or not these changes are the right ones, they have not been well executed.

"You can't have the really good football, the really smart football, interrupted by plays that aren't very well executed, that aren't very smart, and that goes to the coaching as well," Mangini said.

Good as their plan was, it needed to be masterfully executed (not just "well executed").