Use of mismanage in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include mismanage at the start of sentence, mismanage at the end of sentence and mismanage in the middle of sentence
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mismanage at the end of sentence
- To deal with clumsily or inefficiently; mismanage.
- Before we have children we know just how to avoid making the mistakes our parents made and how to handle those violent tempers that we see other parents mismanage.
mismanage in the middle of sentence
- South Africa mismanage it, they said.
- The company had been mismanaged for years.
- The department is understaffed and mismanaged.
- The nation's finances had been badly mismanaged.
- If they mismanage a crisis, the damage can be considerable.
- The prison service has been badly mismanaged in recent years.
- 75% of voters think the President has mismanaged the economy.
- The whole project was seriously mismanaged from the beginning.
- The exigencies of forming may make it necessary to mismanage a pasture.
- But yet again, this was another area of their lives that was mismanaged.
- It's not surprising the company's in debt - it's been completely mismanaged.
- For years, tribal leaders suspected the funds were being mismanaged by Uncle Sam.
- It is not surprising the company's in debt ——it's been completely mismanaged.
- This investigation has been mismanaged right from the start - I've never seen such a foul-up.
- The restaurant was hopelessly mismanaged by a former rock musician with no business experience.
- Bookie wire rooms were visible from the streets. Political hacks were mismanaging city agencies.
- Many people accused the government of mismanaging the environment and indirectly causing the flooding.
- The only other person to face charges has been an accountant accused of helping to mismanage Madoff's books.
- Made it slightly harder to sue directors of federally chartered banks who may have mismanaged the institutions.
- She passionately believed that the company was being mismanaged and was prepared to go to the stake for her views.
- People who do not see the difference between non-behavior-driven and behavior-driven initiatives will mismanage change.
- Other audit findings showed: Texas Southern University has mismanaged its $ 41 million federal student financial aid program.
- Cobham might adorn a diplomatic mission but would surely mismanage a key political post such as that of Canterbury's archbishopric.
- There can be severe consequences for those who mismanage finances, fumble along without a business plan or don't understand clients.
- That's what happens when you so thoroughly mismanage your own balance sheet -- clients looking for somebody to manage their money think twice.
- Their attitude partly reflects a suspicion that public officials entrusted with large sums of money will pocket much of it and mismanage the rest.
- Employers who mismanage the expectations of their returning staff should not be surprised if they use the kudos of their international experience to explore avenues elsewhere.
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