Sentence examples for considered a poor from inspiring English sources

However, he was considered a poor manager who did not like to share authority.

She was mentally berating herself for what she considered a poor third shot.

Fish was considered a poor substitute (probably for good reason, in the days before refrigeration).

Almost everyone in the country uses Korean search engine, Naver; Google is considered a poor man's substitute.

Because it holds the world's second-largest oil reserves, Iraq cannot be considered a poor country eligible for traditional debt relief programs.

This needs to be addressed, but is such a teacher who can achieve good results with some children still to be considered a "poor" teacher?

The dish, made of escarole, cannellini beans and slices of pepperoni, was considered a poor person's soup because the ingredients were so cheap.

The object of the evening is trashing: they get trashed and then they trash the room; the smashing of, say, only one chandelier by the end of the night will be considered a poor show.

Sprucing Up a Victorian The Victoria and Albert Museum in London -- often considered a poor relation to institutions like the National Gallery and the British Museum -- is out to give its colleagues some competition.

The episode demonstrated how important strategic analysis at the F.B.I. -- often considered a "poor stepchild" in the bureau's pecking order -- "took a backseat to operational priorities" before the Sept. 11 attacks, the report concluded.

In many ways, de Blasio embodies the transformation of a borough that was long considered a poor relation to Manhattan, a place many Brooklynites still refer to as "the City".