Sentence examples for resources poorly from inspiring English sources
NHS organisations in Croydon and West Cheshire have used their resources poorly by increasing spending on less effective treatments and avoidable emergency hospital admissions, the guide adds.
In the mid-Staffordshire [ 24], job insecurity, lack of resources, poorly managed change, and incoherent management created conditions for neglect to occur.
The fact that evolved clones appear to respire several resources poorly, yet are at least as fit as the ancestor in the diverse LB environment, suggest that enhancements in the general growth potential of these populations may compensate for these deficiencies.
These are, the traditional structure of hospitals, poor quality of education, lack of continuing education, heavy workloads, no time, no mentoring and/or training in designing and conducting research, lack of financial resources, poorly defined nursing roles, lack of team work, and no opportunities for interdisciplinary relationships.
"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.
Another Parsons alumnus added: "Parsons tested my work ethic and exposed me to a diverse student body and resources, but poorly prepared students for the realities of job placement and career development".
Further, wind resources are poorly matched to the existing distribution of world population.
Numerous recharge structures such as percolation tanks exist but the impact of these structures on groundwater resources remains poorly understood.
Indeed, resources are poorly allocated in less developed countries, but imperfect exchange becomes less of a problem when one realizes that poor countries have little to exchange.
Breast cancer survivors often turn to the internet as an information resource when deciding whether to use complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) but their use of online CAM-related resources is poorly understood.
It also reduces unnecessary allocation of resources to poorly understood threats.
