ill-disciplined

In the early 1990's, massive uprisings erupted against Indian rule, which was enforced by 500,000 troops and ill-disciplined paramilitary police.

Eric Margolis: Almost Forgotten: The World's Most Dangerous Conflict Eric Margolis 2011

It also needs to be remembered that vastly more of these deaths occurred from disease and famine than from violence – and although having ill-disciplined armies rampaging about greaty helped in the spread of both, great epidemics and famines would have happened anyway.

Matthew Yglesias » The Fall of Poland 2010

Nevertheless, the army in the Civil War evolved from a stumbling, inefficient, and ill-disciplined volunteer force into a progressive, sophisticated, efficient war-making machine.

Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011

Miéville describes the book, a riotous mixture of London lore, messianic cults and pop-cultural in-jokes, as "an attempt to channel a sort of hopefully enjoyable ill-disciplined exuberance that I felt I had been moving away from".

A life in writing: China Miéville 2011

Whimsical and full of long digressions on obscure Hegelian philosophers, it reads like the scribblings of a very clever but ill-disciplined graduate student.

Zero-Sum Future Gideon Rachman 2011

Whimsical and full of long digressions on obscure Hegelian philosophers, it reads like the scribblings of a very clever but ill-disciplined graduate student.

Zero-Sum Future Gideon Rachman 2011

Okay he was rubbish with Turkey, but he has got to have the best record for getting ill-disciplined and under-skilled teams to over achieve.

Fabio Capello resigns as England manager – as it happened | Gregg Roughley 2012

It was a mixture of regulars half-trained and ill-disciplined, and colonials who did not know what to expect, supported by a train of wagons too light to carry their loads, pulled by horses too small to haul them.

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011

Nevertheless, the army in the Civil War evolved from a stumbling, inefficient, and ill-disciplined volunteer force into a progressive, sophisticated, efficient war-making machine.

Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011

It was a mixture of regulars half-trained and ill-disciplined, and colonials who did not know what to expect, supported by a train of wagons too light to carry their loads, pulled by horses too small to haul them.

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011