Sentence examples for questionable management from inspiring English sources
The decline in Edison's fortunes is attributable in part to questionable management and overly rapid expansion.
As with Motorola, shares of enterprise software maker BEA Systems were down amid tough competition from rivals and questionable management decisions.
Fascinated by the smoke and mirrors of reality television – especially as once-popular shows succumbed to reports of questionable management and racism – he has thought long and hard about the responsibilities the media has towards the people it features.
Secondly, as someone who loves journalism and the media business, I'm preoccupied by what I see as an unprecedented wave of mediocrity sweeping through the news business, which suffers from deteriorating business models coupled to questionable management.
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The most notable — the Minnesota Twins' Justin Morneau missing the second half of last season after sustaining a concussion while running the bases — did not appear to involve any improper return to play, but others have involved questionable management.
The Reagan administration was only a few months old when it faced a major test: Senators were calling for the head of the president's new director of central intelligence, and no one knew if he would survive their investigation into his tangled past business dealings and questionable agency management.
Speaking to the Guardian, Lee's attorney, Erwin Shustak, today shed more light on his client's attempt to raise red flags over Lehman's questionable financial management, which was revealed last week in a 2,200-page 2,200-page court report into the bankruptcyise.
In an unusual move in March, the Vatican reversed the closing of 13 of the parishes that Bishop Lennon had suppressed.As well as questionable financial management, the church also suffers from fraud and embezzlement, according to Jason Berry, an expert in Catholic finance and author of "Render Unto Rome: The Secret Life of Money in the Catholic Church".
An examination of the school's finances by The New York Times showed a sharp decline in fund-raising, an increase in expenses and questionable financial management by the board, which parents and teachers blamed for the school's dismal financial health.
Yalova Province has certain fundamental problems including but not limited to; population growth and unplanned urbanization caused by industrialization, uncontrolled increase in demand for fire wood and non-wooden products of forestry resources, questionable resource management decisions adopted in the past and low-income levels of the people especially those in the rural areas.
