Examples of 'poorly organised' in a sentence
Meaning of "poorly organised"
poorly organised: lacking proper structure or arrangement, often resulting in confusion or inefficiency. This phrase is commonly used to describe a disorganized system, event, or situation
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Poorly organised census casts doubt on results.
Economic activity often tends to be poorly organised.
The poorly organised conspiracy ended in a bloodbath.
The report was in fact poorly organised.
Poorly organised interface.
The bandits themselves were poorly organised and unwilling to fight.
This is also partly because most actors are still poorly organised.
French counterattacks were poorly organised and seldom pressed home with any persistence.
Facebook communities are poorly organised.
The attack was poorly organised and most of the Baum group was arrested.
But civil society in these countries was often poorly organised and represented.
The book " poorly organised burdened with unimportant details wanting in style.
Paragraphs are poorly organised.
Existing statistical information is mostly incomplete and data collection mechanisms are poorly organised.
But the attempt soon proved to be poorly organised and uncoordinated.
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They were poorly organised and dispirited, and had little chance of unseating the Liberals.
The base of the authorising system seems to be good but it was poorly organised.
Too High, May mean a poorly organised and managed receivables management system.
For example, there are no sanctions if a consultation is poorly organised.
Poorly organised restaurant, especially breakfast. Internet access very slow.
Too much content, particularly when poorly organised.
Poorly organised and without widespread support, the counterrevolutionaries were defeated by the Red Army in 1920.
Adding to voters ' frustration was the delay due to poorly organised identification.
This became apparent in the poorly organised and therefore quickly quashed ‘ Frankfurter Wachensturm ' of 3 April 1833.
In the new Member States, the sector is highly fragmented and poorly organised.
Amorphous ( i.e. to x-ray ) clay minerals are poorly organised analogues of crystalline counterparts.
However, despite putting up 116 candidates across Spain, it led a poor campaign which was poorly organised.
On July 29, PAGASA initiated advisories on a poorly organised tropical depression.
In the late 1870s, Blantyre Mission and its outstation were poorly organised.
The exiles attempted but failed to regain Uganda in 1972, through a poorly organised coup attempt.
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