As it turned out, for a management company Coastal was ill-managed.
Although circulation reached 9,000 then a sizable number it was ill-managed and eventually fell victim to the economic Panic of 1837.
The quest was ill funded and poorly managed, and had a rather feeble ally in Hamet, who repeatedly attempted to back out of the plot.
In recent weeks, Foxconn executives have repeatedly said the company was ill equipped to manage such huge factory towns or the social lives of so many young migrant workers.
From its core mission of building ships, Vinashin expanded into about 450 businesses that it failed to make profitable and was ill suited to manage, including spas, motorcycle assembly and real estate.
Its myriad small and medium-sized firms, especially in the north, are sometimes ill managed by family owners and always overregulated.
By the account of people briefed on the report, it concludes that the program was ill-conceived, sloppily managed and far less useful in obtaining intelligence than its supporters have claimed.
The report says that on capital "forecasting and planning" were poor at the Co-op, the bank's board was "ill-informed" and managing day-to-day budgets appeared more important than ensuring a healthy balance sheet.
Carter was ill-equipped to manage her own social anxiety, self-harm ideation and body dysmorphia, much less Roy's depression and tortured obsession with ending his own life.
It's evident in how white the branches of the federal government remain, how geographically and economically divided D.C. is along racial lines, and how it poorly processed racism recently on the Metro, as evidenced by anti-Muslim advertisements that left WMATA with an offense it was ill-equipped to manage.
Everyday many students face bullying situations that they are ill equipped to manage.
