Sentence examples for a rather poorer from inspiring English sources

Note that a maximum likelihood fit of another potential distribution describing the probability of observing a gene family of size x in a genome, the exponential distribution, visually provides a rather poorer explanation of these data (see Additional File 1).

New Zealand already has a rather poor reputation in these meetings and negotiations, in my understanding".

"I think it shows a rather poor understanding of the value of science".

"I hear he turned water into wine, but it was a rather poor-quality Mesopotamian Cabernet".

For the virtuous, though, being clobbered with new taxes may seem a rather poor reward.

This is a rather poor justification for Hamas's launching of missiles at Israeli population centres.

Such a "lemon battery" is a rather poor voltaic cell capable of supplying only small amounts of electric power.

In three decades, a rather poor, rather closed country, its business and political enterprise alike tied down by an outdated philosophy, has become a middling rich one.

(Apparently unsatiated by the exposure of Lochte's lie, one high-profile US commentator is calling for Andrada to resign, which feels like a rather poor show).

Freud would actually be disappointed – if dreams are supposed to disguise and censor our sexual desires, these findings indicate they do a rather poor job of it.

Imagine the mayor of City X in a rather poor country (which is, of course, where the majority of future urbanisation will take place).