uncoordinated

When he arrived at the school, he was tall, still growing and uncoordinated.

The gesture seems to be a gathering of energy, a preparation for what comes next — flight, and an uncoordinated, almost slapstick landing.

She was anorexic, asthmatic, immunocompromised, and uncoordinated, and her prescription medication was ineffective.

That panel’s 77-page report revealed that a total of 376 law enforcement officers descended upon the school in an uncoordinated manner, disregarding their own active shooter training.

Can we not finally, after years of debate, unite these still largely uncoordinated arms of our civic system?