Sentence examples for compared poorly from inspiring English sources
Still, according to the first reports the walghvoghel compared poorly to "other small birds"; its flesh was tough and oily.
The manner in which Chelsea muster cover is the key to their consistency and United compared poorly with them 11 minutes later.
Importantly, MOOCs were only more effective than traditional lectures; they compared poorly with interactive classroom methods, such as groupwork.
Finally, $1.50 compared poorly against the untold government programs, staff or resources that will have to be cut in the future to pay for those hundreds of thousands of dollars in savings.
Even by excluding comparisons where local variation was high, model predictions of forest growth compared poorly with those estimated from ground survey (r2=0.4).
A report commissioned by a British trade union last year said the country's railways compared poorly in terms of affordability, comfort and speed with those of Germany, France, Spain and Italy.
The sentiment toward the service provided by Yahoo also compares poorly with that of its competitors.
It compares poorly to neighboring Canada, with a population just over ten percent of the United States.
That compares poorly with asset management companies set up by Malaysia and South Korea.
Australia's income inequality compares poorly with other countries in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
CONS: Bridgeport has high taxes and a school system that compares poorly with schools in neighboring communities.
