Sentence examples for poorly organized for from inspiring English sources
The investment world is currently poorly organized for a large number of small firms.
The system remained poorly organized for two days before gaining enough convection to be classified using the Dvorak technique on July 10, while located 290 mi (465 km) south of Guatemala.
Tomislav Karadzic, president of Serbia's soccer federation, condemned the Serbian fans, but said the Italian authorities were poorly organized and responsible for the mayhem.
WASHINGTON -- President Obama's top two national security officials signaled on Thursday that the United States was unlikely to arm the Libyan rebels, raising the possibility that the French alone among the Western allies would provide weapons and training for the poorly organized forces fighting Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's government.
Health care documentation in Swedish primary care is often considered poorly organized and difficult to use for secondary purposes such as research and follow-up, or for sharing between different EPRs [ 3].
Also it is not surprising since earlier studies tell us that poorly organized changes could be negative both for the organizational outcome and for employee health.
Young men, some armed with handguns, formed poorly organized citizens' committees to stand lookout for any sign of the army.
In very poorly organized CM, which was the case for all of our samples, the G and D2 bands cannot be resolved, so a single broad band occurs at around 1600 cm−1 (Beyssac et al. 2003).
The Cain Saga was also criticized for scenes with "poorly organized" artwork, one-dimensional characters, predictable mysteries, and confusing plot, caused by the back-story and characters.
Health care across organization levels is often poorly organized, complex, and uncoordinated.
Less success was achieved in civil rights, for the bureau's own courts were poorly organized and short-lived, and only the barest forms of due process of law for freedmen could be sustained in the civil courts.
