Sentence examples for be poorly served from inspiring English sources

If a double standard is allowed to govern exploration and drilling off Russia's shores, Russia, the global environment and even the industry itself will be poorly served.

Janice A. Mays, chief counsel for the Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee, said Mr. Rangel had sponsored the measure because he believed that the participants would be poorly served without it.

I'm sure the IWM will be a great resource, it always is, but if we only consider that education and museum budgets are being slashed and standards of curation are hard to maintain, those unable to visit will probably be poorly served elsewhere.

Our country will be poorly served by leaders who deny the existence of fact and who rely on the vacuum of " faith".

Harvard and its peer institutions understand themselves to be in the business of selecting and shaping the next generation of national and global leaders ― a mission that they judge would be poorly served by a definition of "merit" that is narrowly academic.

The president, and the country, are being poorly served.

Indeed, the Britons in the book are poorly served.

Thinly populated, the area is poorly served by communications.

An important goal is to improve public health by reaching groups that have been poorly served.

CLOSE to 25 years ago, Geraldine Laybourne decided that children were being poorly served by television.

He also believed that most American workers were poorly served by the traditional collective-bargaining system.