Uncoordinated

Definition

uncoordinated / ʌnkǝƱ'ↄ:dÇneÇtÇd / adj ၁။ (က) လႈပ္ရွားမႈ ဌာန္က႐ိုဏ္းမက်ေသာ။ အခ်ဳိးမက်ေသာ။ He's too uncoordinated to play tennis well. (ခ) အခ်ဳိးမက်ေသာ။ မေျပျပစ္ ေသာ။ uncoordinated limbs. ၂။ ကေသာင္းကနင္းႏိုင္ေသာ။ အိုးနင္းခြက္နင္း ႏိုင္ေသာ။ an uncoordinated campaign.

Examples

1. ‘Protests by adherents are small
2. sporadic and uncoordinated.’
3. ‘But the uncoordinated attacks from those who did choose to fight seems to indicate a lack of leadership
4. or at least effective leadership
5. on the part of the military command.’
6. ‘In the absence of commitment from professional and organisational leaders
7. efforts will be fragmentary and uncoordinated and will have only minor effects.’
8. ‘This is a clear example of failure of a fragmented and uncoordinated health system.’
9. ‘Their attack disintegrated into uncoordinated actions by small groups of tanks.’
10. ‘Traditionally there has been a lack of coordination among providers
11. and patient education is sporadic
12. unplanned
13. and uncoordinated.’
14. ‘Because of the old view of logistics
15. building contractors operating in their traditional roles across several projects would deliver materials in an uncoordinated fashion
16. clogging up roads and airport facilities.’
17. ‘The managed care movement is one of the country's efforts to organize the fragmented
18. uncoordinated
19. and costly health care delivery system.’
20. ‘Low-intensity warfare continues and soldiers continue to suffer casualties from uncoordinated attacks in the country.’
21. ‘In short
22. the old system was said to be uncertain
23. uncoordinated and haphazard
24. relying on private and amateur effort
25. and prone to corruption.’
26. ‘Housing advice provision is presently uncoordinated leading to disparities within the district.’
27. ‘According to Robbins
28. its messages are uncoordinated and sometimes contradictory
29. varying in tone and style.’
30. ‘Even if at the expense of an ill-estimated and obviously uncoordinated move
31. he has pledged his intention to regain the initiative within the party.’
32. ‘Although the Government has shown commitment to tacking the problem
33. it has not given sufficient priority to such an important public health issue and its approach remains far too uncoordinated.’
34. ‘There is a lack of leadership and decision making within the company that has led to an uncoordinated approach to much of its business.’
35. ‘Effectively protected from public scrutiny
36. the barbed-wire medical system is uncoordinated
37. underfunded and has almost zero accountability.’
38. ‘I do not think we're seeing low-level criminal activity anymore; I also don't think we're seeing uncoordinated attacks.’
39. ‘As a result
40. their resistance was sporadic and uncoordinated
41. and many were killed.’
42. ‘He felt that the city administration's decision not to cancel the plan showed how uncoordinated the planning of projects in the administration was.’
43. ‘He said in such a situation
44. development tended to be haphazard and uncoordinated there by making standards poor and connectivity between systems difficult.’