Sentence examples for a poor catalogue from inspiring English sources

Institutionally, Facebook cannot tolerate much impermanence or ephemerality; it would make a poor catalogue of people, social connections, and all the things that travelled between people along those connections if things constantly vanished.

The report assigns much of the blame to the WNRC's use of a poor cataloguing system, which tracked when documents were moved.

(Lewis 2004a presents a short catalogue of these counterexamples).

There's a fairy-tale quality to this story of a poor girl, nose pressed to the windowpane, obsessively cataloguing the habits of that mysterious tribe the rich — their carelessly worn Pucci nightgowns, their clambakes in Maine.

A poor, poor performance.

Add to this a catalogue of poor driving habits, from road rage to rear-ending, all of which have been endlessly documented on dash-cam videos and posted on YouTube, and it's no surprise that so many in the capital prefer using other modes of transport.

It cited a catalogue of poor standards, including cases where receptionists had been used to assess emergency patients.

The most senior victim yet of the series of damaging incidents that have corroded viewer trust, Mr Fincham said he had decided to quit after the report by former BBC executive Will Wyatt highlighted a catalogue of "misjudgments, poor practice and ineffective systems".

In a stinging report published today by the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee PACC), MPs  berate the SFO for presiding over a "catalogue of errors and poor judgement" in drawing up terms for senior staff.

It was a catalogue of errors, from Thibaut Courtois' poor punch at a routine corner, to Bransilav Ivanovic's casual attempt to prevent Steve Cook hooking the ball to the far post.

A catalogue of poor investments in new economy businesses led to the profits warning in September, followed within days by the outrageous bonus announcement of the chairman, Lord Simpson.