Sentence examples for created poorly from inspiring English sources

When no trained indigenous artists were available to execute frescoes, untrained artists created poorly executed fresco-secco paintings (in which the paint was applied after the plaster had dried)—as seen, for example, in Santo Domingo (in the present Dominican Republic) in paintings of saints placed between the columns of the Cathedral of Santa María de la Encarnación's front facade (c. 1540).

The resultant lack of air circulation creates poorly ventilated areas with accumulated air pollutants and thermal discomfort in the summer.

For three hours, viewers watched as the celebrities fashioned the marketing material and staged the presentations before Walgreens executives, and at the end, rocker Dee Snyder, was "fired" by the Donald because he had created a poorly designed starter kit with unappealing words for his losing team.

Indicators were created for poorly graded tumor and surgery of primary site, respectively.

Although electronic communication plays an important role in the modern workplace, the interruptions created by poorly-timed attempts to communicate are disruptive.

The recent appeals court decision instead criticizes the regulators as ignoring bankruptcy rules and creating a poorly structured auction.

Create a poorly thought-out Medicare prescription-drug nightmare, and people will conclude that government programs aren't worth paying taxes for.

Goya, as played by Stellan Skarsgård, is an affable but unremarkable fellow; to make matters worse, the paintings he creates are poorly rendered reproductions, compounding the feeling of ersatz historical drama.

In this respect charging all students the same interest rate creates a poorly designed system of subsidies and penalties.

Weiner handled the mistake poorly and coupled with how well he played with others (which by all accounts was also poorly), created the firestorm that led to his resignation.

In their view, plumes were the phlogiston or the Sasquatch of geophysics, chimeras created to explain poorly understood phenomena that could be accounted for in other ways.