Sentence examples for could poorly from inspiring English sources

I'll be honest, I think Lauren Graham could poorly play a serial axe murder, and I'd still stand on the sidelines, cheering her along.

This "permissive language," the board said in a written comment to the EPA in May, means a company could "poorly perform the analysis and still satisfy the requirement".

However, lower limb prostheses could poorly allow walking and weight-bearing despite an esthetic role in order to hide deformity and mutilation while riding during the battle.

If this is not accomplished, the resulting biochemical and histological effects in these models could poorly represent the situation in humans.

Although Zn2+ could poorly activate PP2Ai-PTPA, Mg2+/ATP-mediated activation was associated with an increase of Zn2+ occupancy, presumably acquired from scavenging Zn2+ion (Supplementary information, Figure S6), suggesting that the PP2Ac active site might have a strong preference for Zn2+ as a partner for the second metal ion.

Hefner's three-run third inning Wednesday could reflect poorly on him, although he did not pitch poorly.

The differing approaches could bode poorly for Israel, as talks between six global powers and Iran continue.

In the past, there was no legislation on vacuum cleaners and companies could sell poorly performing vacuum cleaners".

Among the worst hit could be poorly paid young families in rented accommodation who also receive housing benefit.

But Mr. Tollman may have other problems that could reflect poorly on Alpha and the contract with the Mohawks.

Their early opponents were so terrible that a good team could play poorly and still beat them.