Sentence examples for planned poorly from inspiring English sources

'I planned poorly' is a hundred times better than risking your integrity by inanely blaming traffic".

The work carried out by the company was "poorly planned, poorly managed and poorly executed".

HAVING planned poorly, I recently sat for more than four hours at the airport in San Diego.

"I've never had a parent come to me and say, 'I want my kids to fight.' Yet the children end up fighting because the parents have done no planning or have planned poorly.

While any reduction would almost certainly occur after the November elections, the prospects could blunt Democrats' contentions that the administration planned poorly for the period after the fall of Saddam Hussein's government.

The first two phases of the review were "poorly planned, poorly managed and poorly executed", work was rushed and corners were cut, he said, raising question marks about the "prevailing ethical culture" at the company.

Efforts by the health department, Home Office and Treasury to manage the situation were "poorly planned, badly communicated and inadequately coordinated".

"The operation was poorly planned and poorly executed," said Julia Spiegel, a Uganda-based researcher for the Enough Project, which campaigns against genocide.

The industry has priced data plans poorly.

For the British, Gallipoli was a sideshow, a grand plan poorly executed and overshadowed by the bloodshed at Ypres and on the Somme.

"The coup appears to be poorly planned," he said, "very poorly executed and everything seems to be playing into Erdoğan's hands.