mismanagement造句怎么写

Residents of the Gulf Coast were portrayed for months as innocent victims of a careless corporate polluter's mismanagement.

The Sandinistas, moreover, with the Nicaraguan economy a basket case after years of war years of war and mismanagement, clearly want improved relations with the U. S. …

After decades of mismanagement, by the late 1990s perhaps a third of all loans were sour, most of them owed by zombie state-owned enterprises.

Ms Amara's problem has been neither poor judgment nor mismanagement but rather a lack of money to put much flesh on her plan banlieue, an attempt to revive prospects in the French suburbs.

Its economy is a victim of gross mismanagement.

Growing drug resistance is largely the consequence of decades of mismanagement of antibiotics.

The firm may also escape the fury of Saab’s many fans who rightly blamed GM’s mismanagement for the firm’s decline.

In theory, River's relegation should give hope and faith to supporters of Argentina's dozens of less storied clubs, by proving that no team is immune from mismanagement.

Two years ago, a poll showed that vast Numbers of our closest friends felt that the "mismanagement" of iraq-not the "invasion" of iraq-was the biggest stumbling block for Allies of the United States.

Many thought its chronic budgetary mismanagement might harm the currency.

North Korea has experienced food shortages for decades as the result of self-imposed economic isolation and mismanagement of resources.

Board members mentioned inspections that have revealed serious mismanagement in some country offices, including financial mismanagement.

None of this means that the fund should avoid imposing conditions when mismanagement has led a country into crisis, or that it is about to stop doing so.

Indeed, the more that people learn about forests, the more perilous their mismanagement seems.