Sentence examples for poorly commanded from inspiring English sources
Undertrained, underpaid, often poorly commanded, local units sometimes run wild, one more criminal element in an unstable society.
The mission in Sierra Leone has been criticized as being below strength and poorly commanded by an Indian general, Vijay Kumar Jetley.
The Russian Army had been poorly armed, poorly supplied, poorly trained, and poorly commanded and had suffered a long series of defeats.
The Crimean War was managed and commanded very poorly on both sides.
Lincoln commanded a poorly provisioned army of fewer than 20,000 men.
The poorly organized, trained, supplied, and commanded Spanish conscript army under Gen. Manuel Fernández Silvestre was routed by Abd el-Krim's fighters into an epic retreat from their encampment at Annoual (Anwal) on July 22 , 1921
Gen. Timothy P. McHale, found that the Predator operators in Nevada and "poorly functioning command posts" in the area failed to provide the ground commander with evidence that there were civilians in the trucks.
He didn't do too poorly, but neither did he command the stage like a man convinced he's on his way to City Hall, and for good reason.
It also claims, very dubiously, that Ayling was "treated fairly" and "with respect," and commands her not to speak poorly of the Black Death group under threat of "elimination".
Colonel Phillabaum contends that General Karpinski was angry because his briefing reflected poorly on her command, so she began a process to reassign him to her headquarters.
