Sentence examples for was not well designed from inspiring English sources

"It may be that the system was not well designed to find the best prospects and to fund them, or that they funded some prospects that they should have known before the fact were bad prospects," he said, pointing to the example of Solyndra.

For example, Mr. Bordo argued in a paper that the Fed failed to prevent the bank panics of 1930-33 in part because it was not well designed to be a "lender of last resort," the traditional role of a central bank.

The participants were asked to rate the attractiveness and design of four building-integrated types of panels and four non-integrated types of panels on 10-point semantic differential scales, where 1 was attractive and 10 unattractive; and on a second semantic differential, where 1 was not well designed and 10 was well designed.

It is not a member of Schengen, which like the Eurozone was not well designed, and yet it has opted in to specific aspects of border police and judicial cooperation, such as the European Arrest Warrant, which means you can extradite people across borders and the Schengen Information System for identity sharing on police databases.

The authors admit the project was not well designed : …although the project trained clinic staff to provide reproductive health services appropriate to adolescents, few of the features of clinics believed to make health services adolescent friendly were incorporated into the project.

The site wasn't well designed.

However, New York City's transit system wasn't well designed for commuter trips within and between boroughs.

"A horse's intestinal tract is not well designed," Arthur said.

The former gets traction in states whose programs are not well designed.

The studies to date were not well designed, and merely implied a risk, not a cause-and-effect situation.

Al Qaeda's new brand of terrorism presented challenges to U.S. governmental institutions that they were not well designed to meet.