Definition of mismanagement in English:

mismanagement

noun mɪsˈmanɪdʒm(ə)nt

mass noun

The process of managing something badly or wrongly.
he was found guilty of mismanagement of public funds
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course, human mismanagement spoils a lot of potentially promising technology on a regular basis.
- I do see the developing crisis in the context of 30 years of gross monetary mismanagement.
- This transformation has in fact undermined the agency due to its mismanagement of its self-portrait.
- Spectacularly inspired mismanagement by airline executives actually deserves much of the blame for the state of the industry.
- His financial mismanagement sometimes has violated the law.
- It's trying to reverse the mismanagement of students' intellect.
- They were to be accentuated by the evidence of gross government mismanagement during the war.
- The third cause of the crisis was exchange rate mismanagement.
- In 1986, the company nearly went bankrupt, a victim of cash flow mismanagement.
- Alumni support, or lack thereof, had nothing to do with this level of mismanagement.

Definition of mismanagement in US English:

mismanagement

nounˈˌmisˈmanəjmənt

The process of managing something badly or wrongly.
he was found guilty of mismanagement of public funds
Example sentencesExamples
- His financial mismanagement sometimes has violated the law.
- It's trying to reverse the mismanagement of students' intellect.
- Of course, human mismanagement spoils a lot of potentially promising technology on a regular basis.
- Alumni support, or lack thereof, had nothing to do with this level of mismanagement.
- The third cause of the crisis was exchange rate mismanagement.
- They were to be accentuated by the evidence of gross government mismanagement during the war.
- This transformation has in fact undermined the agency due to its mismanagement of its self-portrait.
- I do see the developing crisis in the context of 30 years of gross monetary mismanagement.
- In 1986, the company nearly went bankrupt, a victim of cash flow mismanagement.
- Spectacularly inspired mismanagement by airline executives actually deserves much of the blame for the state of the industry.

单词	mismanagement
释义	Definition of mismanagement in English: mismanagement noun mɪsˈmanɪdʒm(ə)nt mass noun The process of managing something badly or wrongly. he was found guilty of mismanagement of public funds Example sentencesExamples Of course, human mismanagement spoils a lot of potentially promising technology on a regular basis. I do see the developing crisis in the context of 30 years of gross monetary mismanagement. This transformation has in fact undermined the agency due to its mismanagement of its self-portrait. Spectacularly inspired mismanagement by airline executives actually deserves much of the blame for the state of the industry. His financial mismanagement sometimes has violated the law. It's trying to reverse the mismanagement of students' intellect. They were to be accentuated by the evidence of gross government mismanagement during the war. The third cause of the crisis was exchange rate mismanagement. In 1986, the company nearly went bankrupt, a victim of cash flow mismanagement. Alumni support, or lack thereof, had nothing to do with this level of mismanagement. Definition of mismanagement in US English: mismanagement nounˈˌmisˈmanəjmənt The process of managing something badly or wrongly. he was found guilty of mismanagement of public funds Example sentencesExamples His financial mismanagement sometimes has violated the law. It's trying to reverse the mismanagement of students' intellect. Of course, human mismanagement spoils a lot of potentially promising technology on a regular basis. Alumni support, or lack thereof, had nothing to do with this level of mismanagement. The third cause of the crisis was exchange rate mismanagement. They were to be accentuated by the evidence of gross government mismanagement during the war. This transformation has in fact undermined the agency due to its mismanagement of its self-portrait. I do see the developing crisis in the context of 30 years of gross monetary mismanagement. In 1986, the company nearly went bankrupt, a victim of cash flow mismanagement. Spectacularly inspired mismanagement by airline executives actually deserves much of the blame for the state of the industry.
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