Sentence examples for as extremely poor from inspiring English sources

Improvements in appropriate therapeutic approaches should be established for this category which as extremely poor prognosis.

Critics also ask why just one TfL employee evaluated the technical bids – a situation described as extremely poor practice by Smith.

With only seven percent of its population classified as extremely poor, Sri Lanka is the top performer in South Asia; Bhutan follows closely at its heels with 10.2%.

In January, the Commons public accounts committee branded the programme as "extremely poor" after it was found that only 3.6% of claimants had moved into work in its first 14 months, far less than the 11.9% the Department for Work and Pensions had expected, and below its estimate of what would have happened without intervention.

An additional 135,000 older women became extremely poor in 2012, raising the extreme-poverty rate in that group to 3.1 percent, And 100,000 older men were extremely poor in 2012, raising the extreme-poverty rate in that group to 2.3 percent In all, nearly 1.2 million people age 65 and up were classified as extremely poor in 2012.

The IPCC's original investigation was slammed by Mr Rigg's family as "extremely poor and ineffective".

Speculatively, the lack in the ability for rapid ATP production, as well as having small fibres could partly explain why they are considered as being extremely poor at jumping (Skinner and Chimimba, 2005).

I used one of those free Experian credit rating services for a month, which showed my credit rating to be, as expected, extremely poor at 616.

Vincennes neighbors described the Skelton family as being extremely poor; a childhood friend remembered that her parents broke up a youthful romance between her sister and Skelton, because he was thought to have no future.

Again, while some studies have demonstrated the validity of self-report vaccination among various OP populations [ 57- 59], the question arises as to whether these study populations were rural and extremely poor as well.

Between 1 and 9 per cent of children live in families officially registered as poor and extremely poor (1) and those from homes that are violent or dysfunctional as a result of alcohol or substance abuse are at high risk of being placed in formal care.