Sentence examples for be given a poor from inspiring English sources

These two lines of evidence support the idea that patients with AI tumours defined by MSA should be given a poor prognosis.

Each bid you make on eBay is considered a binding contract, and you will be given a poor rating (or possibly worse) if you back out on a winning bid.

It claimed one woman returning to work after treatment for thyroid cancer was given a poor staff review, and told the company was more productive without her.

In one experiment, researchers found that participants studying a difficult chapter on the industrial uses of microbes remembered more when they were given a poor outline — which they had to rework to match the material — than a more accurate one.

Jacobs alleges that when he raised concerns over the techniques being used, he was given a poor performance review and demoted as "pure retaliation" for refusing to buy into the culture of "achieving business goals through illegal conduct even though equally aggressive legal means were available".

The businessman, who two years ago built a group of timber-framed, New England-style houses on the edge of a golf course outside Swindon, is furious that one of his houses was given a "poor" energy rating on an EPC because of its use of highly efficient air source heat pumps, which are being touted as the next big thing and a more affordable option than solar.

Although you exceeded all expectations, you were given a poor performance evaluation without any explanations.

Six new car models have been given a "poor" ranking in a theft-risk report on keyless entry vehicles.

Children's social care was given a poor Ofsted rating in December 2010 after it was judged to be failing in July 2010.

Party managers told me it was up to them which candidate they chose and Mr Story was ineligible because since the European elections he had been given a poor "report" for the way in which he fought the 2015 UK General Election when he unsuccessfully stood for one of the Leeds seats.

NuVal was given a poor grade because scores were at odds with the blogger's preconceived notions.