Sentence examples for all the poor quality from inspiring English sources

Some Web shorts have played on the festival circuit, but the Internet, for all the poor quality of video at various sites, provides a much larger audience of both casual viewers and movie people who can help filmmakers develop and sell their work.

Criticising Fifa, damning the deficiencies of their own society and, above all, lamenting the poor quality of football being played by the national team at the minute, every Brazilian is a "national coach" or "expert pundit" in his own eyes.

The low ratio of mesothelioma to pleural cancer mortality for Tuscany is above all due to the poor quality of death certificates coded ICD 163, as the linkage with the Tuscan Cancer Register shows.

All reviewers commented on the poor quality of the primary research.

The quantity of all that fast-paced dialogue hardly makes up for the poor quality or all that terrible screaming at each other that goes on week after week.

In all, 463 schools complained about the poor quality of recruits while 453 put problems down to a shortage of teachers.

Indeed, the indels found in all three genomes point to the poor quality of maxicircle replication, and beg the question of how genome integrity is maintained.

A better way of taking on the over-mighty unions would be to tackle the monopoly power that sustains a number of them.In view of all these economic rigidities, and of the poor quality of the judicial system, it is little wonder that Mexico does not do well in league tables of international competitiveness.

I had learned about the employee treatment, their poor wages and the poor quality of the items all made in China.

And all that is backed by the poorest quality music".

After all, Latinos are not any more or less obsessed with jobs, health care, and education than white people are -- it's just that Hispanics have grown weary of receiving the poorest quality in all of these areas.