Sentence examples for certainly poorly from inspiring English sources
Smaller organisms, like unicellular and colony-forming picocyanobacteria, which could make up a substantial part of phytoplankton biomass [42] or microzooplankton are certainly poorly studied.
The album has certainly been poorly curated, shunted carelessly between various labels and licensees.
So it almost certainly reflects poorly on me when I write that there are elements of Morris's work that I can't quite digest.
"The lack of oversight, the lack of managerial structures that should have detected this, certainly reflects poorly on the management of N.Y.R.A".
A clutch of state elections are due in the north-east in 2013, but the BJP will almost certainly do poorly there.
The day after the game, Kotite said about Davis: "He certainly played poorly yesterday without question.
Avoid the temptation to tell off your boss or any of your co-workers; put-downs will most certainly reflect poorly on you and you may later regret it.
There are certainly many poorly-produced titles that are selling in very small numbers – but also many that were never designed to sell.
"The evidence is now overwhelming that if you take an average low-income child and put him into an average American public school, he will almost certainly come out poorly educated.
High mitotic activity has long been recognised as an indicator for the presumption of relatively rapid tumour growth, and high mitotic indices are certainly associated with poorly differentiated tumours and tumours which have recognised aggressive biology (small-cell and large-cell neuroendocrine carcinomas).
