Sentence examples for considered poorly from inspiring English sources
and "After Earth" in particular were both considered poorly made.
Former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina is considered poorly positioned here, particularly after his defeat in Iowa, where he had focused much of his attention.
Acorn does not deny using aggressive, unorthodox methods in trying to prod Rosenberg Diamond to make repairs to buildings the group has considered poorly maintained.
An incorrigible perfectionist, Gwynne had a habit of leaving yellow Post-it notes chiding workmen for jobs he considered poorly done, not unlike the caustic notes he scribbled in cookbooks denouncing a particularly infelicitous combination of ingredients.
The company, a conglomerate based in Bermuda, became one of the stars of the late 1990's bull market by buying up rivals it considered poorly managed and making them more efficient.
Although CRCs have long been considered poorly immunogenic, some CRCs exhibit marked inflammatory cell infiltration.
To separate inexpensive stocks of well-run companies from those that he considers poorly managed, he uses a model that measures return on invested capital.
Mr. Dimon was at his feistiest today, expressing open contempt for the press and mocking some of the new financial regulations he considers poorly written or unclear.
He contrasts Bush v. Gore with Roe v. Wade, the 1973 abortion decision that he and many other lawyers consider poorly grounded, saying that Roe has kept the court in the center of political controversy for years, whereas Bush will not.
The Gekko character was said to be a blend of notorious moneymen, including Ivan Boesky, an insider trader, and Carl Icahn, an activist investor who is still bothering companies he considers poorly managed.The obvious twist this time would be to cast the braces-clad slicker as a hero.
However, the critics often seem to actually consider poorly validated questionnaires or too optimistic interpretations of them [ 27], rather than the very principle of self-reporting.
