Sentence examples for poorly managed to from inspiring English sources

In Albany, however, some officials and business executives say the Paterson administration, reeling from a number of recent missteps, has been too poorly managed to respond effectively.

He also waited roughly seven years for his bet against MBIA, a bond insurer he criticized as poorly managed, to play out, but he claimed victory when the company suffered during the financial crisis.

As for the rest, studies show a wide spectrum running from family firms, many of them poorly managed, to well-run high-performers, some of them kept to the mark by private-equity funds.In the aggregate, however thanks to a long tail of dozy firms manufacturers in Britain score badly against their American, Japanese, German and Swedish counterparts.

However, as I warned in an article back in 2015, OpenStack proved overly complex and poorly managed to address most enterprise private cloud use cases.

For all the oddity of the meeting, there was something touching about the skill with which Obama, after beginning so poorly, managed to unite the formerly bickering parties.

While many people share the goal of universal broadband adoption for all Americans, the solution isn't to raise taxes on consumer phone bills (currently approaching 20%!) to fund poorly managed programs to subsidize rural and low-income communities.

Many people suffering from CVD in LMICs remain untreated, or their conditions are poorly managed, due to lack of access to primary health care and high costs [ 6].

That freed Rolfe to roam the country in search of poorly managed parks to be bought on the cheap.

Some groundwater is poorly managed due to its invisible nature and it usually takes a long time to notice when it has become polluted and once it is contaminated, its quality cannot be restored by just stopping the pollutants from source, because contamination may continue after the source has been stopped or removed [17, 18].

The problem is that harvests are poorly managed due to a lack of preservation techniques, which means that much of the food goes to waste and Africa goes hungry even after bumper harvests.

Good teaching assistants, poorly managed, fail to help.