Sentence examples for either poorly from inspiring English sources

Forest inventories were either poorly conducted or results simply fabricated.

Many tasks that provide care and mentoring are either poorly paid or unpaid; unrecognised as work.

But, she added, most studies have been either poorly designed, too small or too short to draw firm conclusions.

We found evidence that when it comes to assessment, the law is either poorly understood or ignored.

These groups are either poorly represented or absent in Lower Triassic rocks but increase in importance later in the period.

Most of these drugs came from legitimate manufacturers; they were either poorly made or corroded in transit.

It seemed somehow unfinished, the kitchen not quite right, the doors either poorly fitting or missing, the varnished cabinets made of thin wood, the floors creaky and uneven.

And many types of emergency medical service equipment were found to be either poorly secured or not tied down at all.

Anyone that argues that insights gained from animals are meaningless in understanding normal and pathogenic processes in the human body is either poorly informed or knowingly untruthful.

But the buzz dies in the pages filled with a discussion of the nerd's relationship to various racial stereotypes, which is either poorly executed or hopelessly muddled.

Disney describes vast swaths of the countryside now either poorly served or completely bereft of buses after the loss or reduction of council subsidy of non-commercial routes.