Sentence examples for uncoordinated development from inspiring English sources

The main problems identified are the inefficient conservation management, uncoordinated development, and the limited interpretation system.

The rapid expansion of economic activities in coastal parts of Nigeria has triggered an uncoordinated development of groundwater leading to stress on the resource.

In the absence of sufficient local public health expertise, there is a persistent dependence on international consultants to manage public health issues, often leading to inequitable, expensive, and uncoordinated development efforts.

This is the result of uncoordinated agricultural development strategies, coupled with conflict and the progressive withdrawal of the government from supporting agricultural activities.

Agriculture is the most unproductive sector in DRC because of inconsistent and uncoordinated agricultural development strategies, coupled with conflict and the progressive withdrawal of the government from supporting agricultural activities.

Population growth in municipalities in the vicinity of Bogotá is twice that of the city, which in some cases has led to a functional integration and conurbation as part of the same territory, despite having different governments and uncoordinated urban development plans.

The Republican bill would also give coastal states undue authority over national resources, allowing each one to dictate federal energy policy to 49 others and create an inefficient and uncoordinated patchwork of development.

But we also recognize, in this area as in many others, the complaint from partners in Africa has often been of well-intentioned but uncoordinated support from the development community.

At first, there was an opportunistic and uncoordinated approach to network development based on the enthusiasm and vision of individuals and groups.

In the words of Premier Wen Jiabao, China's economic development is "imbalanced, uncoordinated, and unsustainable".

As a consequence centrosome and nuclear cycles become uncoordinated, resulting in arrested embryonic development [18], [19].