uncoordinated

The problem is that the left and right hands of the federal government are uncoordinated.

Is there a place to complain about an uncoordinated light?

In this area, uncoordinated action would do more harm than good.

Her eyes seemed uncoordinated, though it was not quite like seeing double.

Another problem is that young children are often clumsy and uncoordinated.

New community services are often uncoordinated and unable to meet complex needs.

He tried to break into a run, but it was clumsy, uncoordinated.

What had happened here was thoroughly local, and mostly uncoordinated.

Such changes, it was agreed, could not be allowed to run forward in an uncoordinated way.

The fingers were square and powerful, but a little uncoordinated.

It then turned out that her son was terribly uncoordinated as a young boy.

All the emotions seemed to be operating at once, uncoordinated.

Our responsibility in the Commission today is to avoid uncoordinated action.

I had no idea that any living creature could be so completely uncoordinated.

Before their projects, those two cities had a number of signs, though uncoordinated.

Fat and uncoordinated, he was seated in a small chair.

How can the poor uncoordinated soul turn the accident into an opportunity?

There was a loose, uncoordinated look to his face, the muscles out of control.

But it was a strange, uncoordinated walk, since he had no idea where the various parts of his body were.

But at the same time she may be extremely clumsy and uncoordinated.

These problems led to an uncoordinated response when the rioting first began.

At this she did get up, but slowly and with the uncoordinated movements of a much older woman.

It was at first a confused, uncoordinated flight from big cities.

Her struggles became wilder, more uncoordinated, and then they stopped.

He reached out and seized it, his movements still uncoordinated.