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The phrase "a poor example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that does not meet a certain standard or expectation, often in a critical context.
Example: "The movie was a poor example of how to adapt a beloved book into a film."
Alternatives: "a bad representation of" or "an inadequate illustration of".
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But Mr. Castro's Cuba is definitely a poor example of how to do that.
One can't argue with Rowling's unhappiness about the episode, but it seems a poor example of Fleet Street's darkest arts.
Whether or not she actually bathed in blood, as scandalised posthumous sources suggest, we can certainly chalk her up as being a poor example of the sisterhood.
Chat room users and bloggers have called him a "moron" who deserves what he gets and a poor example of a father.
What Wales has done is set a poor example of irrational policy-making, and of devolution as a champion of personal freedom.
Louisville may be a poor example of fiscal efficiency, but if this year is any indication, spending tons of money does indeed help you win.
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"It is when Joey sees the red mist and it is these things we need to get a control of because it sets a poor example to the thousands of kids who are watching the game.
Our governor's decision is a poor example for the rest of the country.
He was severely criticised for his timid manner and was controversially dropped for the following match as the selectors thought he was providing a poor example to the junior members of the team.
"If it's not moved, then I think Islam is a very poor example of religion.
Min responded with what he conceded was a "very poor example" of the rationale for the city not moving forward on allowing medical marijuana to be sold.
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