Sentence examples for poorly thought-out plan from inspiring English sources

In Natchez, Mr. Avants, Mr. Fuller and Mr. Jones, young Klansmen who made a hard living at the paper mills, sawmills, logging crews and farms, came up with a poorly thought-out plan to lure the civil rights leader to Natchez, to assassinate him, according to court documents.

"Labour themselves disagree with each other about this poorly thought-out plan, with Scottish Labour at war with figures in Westminster, and Lord Mandelson describing it as crude". said Mr Davies.

Collins told me that Trump's comment was "an order of magnitude more serious" than anything he'd previously said, including his "troubling insults toward individuals" and "his poorly thought-out policy plan about banning Muslims from entering this country".

The Shah fell before the forces stirred up by his over-fast and poorly thought-out development plans.

Collins told me that Trump's comment about Curiel was "an order of magnitude more serious" than anything he had previously said, including his "troubling insults towards individuals" and "his poorly-thought-out policy plan about banning Muslims from entering this country".

Collins told me that Trump's comment about Curiel was "an order of magnitude more serious" than anything he had previously said, including his "troubling insults towards individuals" and "his poorly-thought-out policy plan about banning Muslims from entering this country". She added that she was faced with an unprecedented political decision and had to keep all options open.

Instead, in economics, the Bush years have brought an increase in domestic government spending, and some poorly-thought-out privatization plans.

A report by a parliamentary committee, published this week but written before the revocation of LMU's licence, describes the system as "poorly planned and ill thought out".

Speaking of friends, even the administration has to admit that their attempts to turn the undergrads against us was sort of poorly planned out.

Their role to deliver a poorly thoughtout plan from central government.

"This is a national disgrace, we asked a generation of young people to conduct a deeply unpopular war, poorly resourced, poorly planned," the MP said.