Sentence examples for were poorly handled from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly our media reforms were poorly handled.

It focused instead on policies and practices that Mr. Fine maintained were poorly handled.

Events like the Oceanic Viking incident were poorly handled, the adverse High Court decision on the government's agreement with Malaysia was a blow and policy had to be shaped and reshaped in the face of rising arrival numbers.

It said the complaints, mostly of racial discrimination, were "poorly handled" from beginning to end.

The Royal Commission and its aftermath were poorly handled, and following pressure from the public, media, and politicians, combined with revelations by Voyagers former executive officer that Stevens may have been unfit for command, a second Royal Commission was opened in 1967.

I say the rollout of the deadline was poorly handled.

Those experts determined that the crime scene had been poorly handled.

So while the response to Hurricane Katrina might have been poorly handled, it was hardly Bush's undoing as president.

As the first half extended into extra time, a Panamanian corner kick was poorly handled by the Americans.

The decision, sanctioned by ministers, had played a critical role in the delays, and the reorganisation had been "poorly handled", it said.

In "Ant-Man," Reed finds a similarly original approach to the exaggerated backstory manipulations (the same sort of twist that was poorly handled in the action comedy "Focus").