Sentence examples for are traditionally poor from inspiring English sources

Paraguay are traditionally poor in friendlies, they have been working with all 30 players and experimenting with personnel and systems.

Ireland's population of 4.5 m includes 38% who live in rural areas. 1 Resuscitation outcomes from sudden cardiac death are traditionally poorer in rural areas, 2 4 although recent Irish regional data suggest comparable urban and rural outcomes in one region.

Fulham have not won since October and, as their form on the road is traditionally poor, have reason to be concerned at shipping six goals in their last two matches at the Cottage.

"Shopping in Oxford has been traditionally poor and we need that kind of development in order to attract people to make it a destination city".

However, the level of engagement of primary care practitioners with research has been traditionally poor [ 4- 6].

10 However, antenatal detection of fetal growth problems has been traditionally poor in the NHS, with published reports of detection rates ranging from 15% to 24%, 11 12 and 18% in a 2006 baseline audit in Birmingham.

The areas where energy access could make marked changes to development trajectories are traditionally data-poor environments.

In Kerala, where Muslims are traditionally the poorest residents, those returning from the Persian Gulf say they are building pride in their community and connecting its members to the broader Islamic world.

This involves working with vendors to bring new products to school food -- all free of artificial colors, flavors and preservatives -- that are traditionally made from poor quality ingredients.

Our study showed that nearly half the patients that had cardiac arrest in our hospital ICUs had a favourable outcome despite initial rhythms that are traditionally associated with a poor outcome.

The north and northeast are traditionally Brazil's two poorest areas, having been starved of both private and government investment for decades.