Sentence examples for badly presented from inspiring English sources

What he contributed was nearly useless and badly presented.

The subject of this thorny, chaotic, ill-selected, badly presented but undeniably interesting show was never going to be art itself.

Mark Muncey, chairman of the Cornish Pasty Association, said: "This is a shock tax, a sweeping tax, badly thought-out and badly presented, and it needs to be changed.

First, off it's not clear from the report (as far as I can tell) that this means scientists are bad at communicating so much as they do not communicate enough or at all – in other words is this a lack of information, or there is plenty of information but it's badly presented.

Staff are sulky; the toys are overpriced and badly presented.But here there is a glimmer of hope.

"I am sorry you found it badly presented," she added.

It is a pity that these portraits should be so poorly presented and badly lit.

Just as tech in America led the U.S. market down and is now leading it up, the insurers that cost Germany so badly present great opportunity.

"Instead of working to protect the planet, the Europeans stumbled badly when presented with what was a crucial opportunity," said Fred Krupp, the executive director of Environmental Defense, a private American group that has focused on building environmental programs that have the support of industries.

The show, entitled Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge and Other Less Successful Characters, flags badly when presenting those lesser billed characters.

An example of the deformation process of an initial ridge badly initialized is presented Figure 1.