Sentence examples similar to poorly executed move from inspiring English sources

That's just one of the reasons the state has avoided the power shortages that have plagued California in the wake of its poorly executed moves toward power deregulation, problems that are feared in other areas of the country as well.

Since losing a tyre to a poorly thought-out and executed move by Rosberg at Spa, Hamilton's fortunes have surged and his rival experienced something of a tailspin.

Perhaps the U.S. government wasn't a fan of Apple's poorly executed mouse either.

The company's explanation of this was unclear and poorly executed, and the move resulted in a share price dive from which it took a while to recover from.

That inability has sabotaged him in the past, as Burnett himself has acknowledged, but he has shown a greater capacity to move past a poorly executed pitch and retain his focus.

You sit in a packed, dark room watching a power point presentation with a few video clips or, as DoD has moved to in recent years, a poorly executed and low budget film that lasts about an hour.

As the days tick by though - it's now been almost a month since it "dropped" - TLOP is moving further away from a mere poorly executed release and closer to something like fraud. .

A poorly executed line-out in their defensive zone handed possession back to Gloucester, who smartly moved the ball from left to right, and Thomas produced a sensational backward pass on the touchline to allow winger Sharples to stroll over.

Yet both were poorly executed.

"Thankfully, it was poorly executed.

A decent idea, poorly executed.