Sentence examples for certainly poor from inspiring English sources

Part of it is almost certainly poor policy choices.

Certainly poor Suzanne confesses to being exhausted, even with the pampering.

Certainly poor parts of the country showed some of the best improvements.

Asda's numbers are certainly poor – like-for-like sales have now fallen for seven quarters in a row.

Some, particularly in the Highlands and islands, were certainly poor, even destitute, and the clearances in the late 1840s and early 1850s were undeniably brutal and often coercive.

Unlike years before when so many of us in our generations before us -- perhaps we weren't poor, but generations before were certainly poor in this nation -- there was no money held over the head of children.

The result is presumably healthier banks and certainly poorer savers.

In the case of a dynamic allocation of resources the best interfered BER we got was 1.004 × 10 5, which is certainly poorer than the one got previously, but we have to take into account that the threshold enabling the secondary access was modified (i.e., it was much more restrictive in the second case).

Moreover, stature is certainly a poor surrogate for the number of cell divisions [ 17], whereas perenniality is a poor surrogate for generation time.

"Challenged, maybe, but certainly not poor".

"The family is not well off, but they're certainly not poor".