Sentence examples for a poor selection from inspiring English sources

have been due to a poor selection of cases, that is, we selected cases in which we were not able to get the proper tissue to cover the denuded bone.

I phoned Yahoo Shopping to ask how a site that features products from 10,000 merchants comes up with such a poor selection.

I read it simply because it was there; it looked the most promising of a poor selection of books in the house where we were spending our two-week summer holiday in 1973.

It was an unlovely place and its customers had many complaints: a chronic damp and musty smell, a poor selection unless one harbored a passion for Campbell's soups, exorbitant prices, a fresh deli that could be anything but and bored workers with little interest in helping shoppers.

Conversely, if Mr. Romney initially picked up 6 points in the polls from his choice of Mr. Ryan, but the bounce quickly evaporated and the choice wound up costing him a point or two in the end, it would count as a poor selection — despite the gaudy headlines that he would get in the meantime.

"It's a poor selection because it looks far too convenient".

Older leaves would also be a poor choice for leaf selection as it has been shown that 30% of the water loss can occur through the cuticle in older Vitis vinifera leaves.

On the contrary, the algorithms that used for comparison on average were making the less optimal selection of the channels (without giving priority based on QoS requirements), hence the users were not able to download at full speed and with higher loss packet ration, creating a continuously loop of poor selection of channels without being able to overcome this situation.

The conceptual design evaluation is important, since the poor selection of a design concept can rarely be compensated at later design stages.

Less obvious, simplifying also can lead to poor selection of an algorithm, one which cannot easily be extended to accommodate omitted CR.

One myth is the famous story of how he conceived of Penguin while waiting on a train platform, frustrated by the poor selection of books on the railway bookstall.