Sentence examples for poor administrators from inspiring English sources

Recognise that, except in emergencies, both central governments and international organisations make poor administrators.

The men who won the war that led to independence are tough fighters but poor administrators.

But, just as revolutionaries often make poor administrators, Mr Cameron's flexibility may prove helpful to him in government.

In others, coalitions of minority residents installed poor administrators who made the schools vehicles for patronage and corruption.

At one point, he riffs about identifying with George W. Bush (both are lazy, poor administrators, tend to think of their own safety in a crisis, and so forth), finally coming to an oddly self-aggrandizing conclusion: "Every quality I despise in George Bush is a quality I despise in myself.

But if the Supreme Court sides with the Safford School District, then pity the poor administrators, nurses, campus cops and PE coaches who will conduct these strip-searches.

In 1821 he was appointed governor of New South Wales, and, although generally a poor administrator, he systematized the administration of the convict system, hiring out convicts to settlers for clearing land.

Thompson has a specific indictment of Francis: that he was a poor administrator.

Last but not least, bored by the routine of paperwork, he was a poor administrator.

But while witty and gregarious, Cardinal O'Connor was a poor administrator.

He was accused of being a poor administrator and of failing to delegate to colleagues.