Sentence examples for poorly negotiated from inspiring English sources

Poorly negotiated contracts mean that teachers are neither appointed nor rewarded for their competence.

Poorly negotiated major contracts in infrastructure and the NHS have cost many billions in the past decade.

Obasanjo, who stepped down as president in 2007, has been accused in Nigeria of overseeing a series of poorly negotiated oil deals.

He also raised the prospect of a confrontation with GPs and consultants, saying their contracts had been "poorly negotiated with no clear benefit for patients".

"For example, I do think we've had poorly negotiated trade agreements that have hurt manufacturing in this country and have cost thousands of Mainers their jobs," she added.

And as for the pointless quangos, the poorly negotiated PFI deals, the target chasing, the peace pods and the contemplation suites.

Poorly arranged negotiating sessions before television cameras are easily turned into occasions for incitement of the crowd.

Analysts said that Southwestern Bell had not priced the service competitively and that the company had done poorly in negotiating terms with the providers of the electronic information, in particular U.S. Videotel, a private company based in Houston that offers electronic information, like weather, sports and a talk line.

Trump has probably done business deals where he "won" simply because the other side was inexperienced or negotiated poorly.

The women had negotiated poorly, according to Atkinson, a serial entrepreneur and former CEO of the website builder and hosting service Squarespace.

If "Downton" shows a world in which women are starting to claim their own sexuality, "Girls" portrays a sexual dystopia in which those women seem to have negotiated poorly: Men now reliably get what they want, while women must often content themselves with scraps, as when the character Hannah celebrates "almost" satiation in bed as the best she is likely to get.