Meanings of bad generalship in English

It is bad generalship, really, to waste your ammunition like this.

Early had invited this attack himself by his bad generalship and made the victory easy.

It was bad generalship trying to save you.

But his bad generalship ruined the undertaking.

Mr. Wilson had unwisely chosen to have his victory first and his defeats afterward, always bad generalship.

The loss of Larissa is declared to be solely due to the bad generalship of the Crown Prince.

It is quite true that he suffered a crushing defeat at Ticonderoga, due, as many of the officers say, to bad generalship.

Not unless the misfortune was caused by your bad generalship, and that is not shown-atleast, so far as McDowell is concerned.

The defeat of Gates, and his bad generalship, which they had so recently witnessed, were, perhaps, quite sufficient reasons to justify their misgivings.

It seemed in every way the result of bad generalship, of an unjustifiable disposition of troops, and of a series of gross and incredible errors.

Bad generalship on the part of the Russians, certainly; but what else?

Bad generalship, I thought.

"Not so much, perhaps, as to bad generalship of the leader," returned Asru.

Bad generalship, Sir Lucy!

"Looks like bad generalship to me," Chester agreed.

" Bad generalship, that's all," declared Hal.