Sentence examples for operations badly from inspiring English sources

"If they [the Americans and Congolese army] plan their operations badly then it is very dangerous.

And judging by volume alone may have its pitfalls, because there are bound to be some hospitals that do lots of operations badly and some that perform few but do them well.

"A very troubling picture is emerging of understaffed operations, badly equipped firefighters and inadequate training severely hampering their work and creating greater risk for firefighters and the public," he said.

And it raises the question of how the city that birthed the cell behind the November terrorist attacks in Paris is still screwing up counterterrorism operations so badly.

"Hodad" is an acronym for "hands of death and destruction": Despite his Ivy League credentials and board certification, the surgeon had an unfortunate tendency to botch operations so badly that patients often suffered life-threatening complications.

Marsh had operated on an infant, only a few months old, and the operation went badly; the child died on the operating table.

Adding that to the Libya operation will badly stretch the budget, and then there will be more costs to restock.

The UN operation is badly managed, with little co-ordination between the UN's special representative, Oluyemi Adeniji, a Nigerian, and its military chief, Major-General Vijay Kumar Jetley, an Indian.

The case hinges on a charge that four Venezuelans and one Uruguayan in south Florida tried to cover up an operation gone badly awry and to prevent Mr. Antonini from going public.

Martin Bromiley, an airline pilot, whose wife Elaine died in 2005 at the age of 37 after a routine operation went badly wrong at a hospital in the home counties, had told the Mid Staffs inquiry that he wants nothing less than a body similar to the Air Accidents Investigation Branch to be set up to look into major failings in the health service.

The operation started badly for the Australians and Americans with the fly-in delayed.