'ineffectively-run' originates from the combination of 'ineffectively' and 'run'. 'Ineffectively' comes from 'ineffective', which is derived from Latin 'ineffectīvus', meaning 'not producing the desired effect'. 'Run' is from Old English 'rinnan', meaning 'to flow, run'.

'Ineffectively' evolved from the Latin 'ineffectīvus' through Middle English, while 'run' evolved from Old English 'rinnan'. The combination into 'ineffectively-run' is a modern English construct.

Initially, 'ineffective' meant 'not producing the desired effect', and 'run' meant 'to flow or move'. Combined, they describe something managed without achieving desired results.