ill-conceived znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady ill-conceived

• It has been suggested that its views were ill-conceived, and that it had unreal expectations of both the working and the middle class.

• At this level the book is ill-advised and ill-conceived, but at the level of its theoretical underpinning it is disastrous.

• In itself, the physicists' reaction does not mean that looking for a postmodern physics is pointless or ill-conceived.

• For example, excess reward response easily translates, conceptually, into ill-conceived impulsive acts.

• Employers and managers still face the reality of short-term budgetary concerns, while operating within a national employment framework that is both ill-conceived and constraining.

• And in a sense their opposing views, although passionately held, are just as ill-conceived.

• Obviously, if a decentralisation programme is ill-conceived it would not be effective by any measure.

• A variety of court o-cials tied to various vested-interest groups depicted the rise in prices as a sign of the ministry's ill-conceived policies and pro-private-sector practices.