Sentence examples for for quite poor from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the environmental patterns during the pre-monsoon period would only be relevant for quite poor people, such as those living in the Matlab area, as richer people are able to better buffer themselves from the environment and, therefore, from contracting environmental diseases like cholera.

The alumni charge that the Hershey school is becoming a kind of prep school for not quite poor, not quite orphan children.

Attempts on adjusting the coefficients of the k ε model, as promoted by some authors, worked fine for undisturbed atmospheric flow but quite poor for more complex flows.

So we do the best we can with longer visits with less frequency, even though the reimbursement for this is quite poor.

The music syncing system, for example, is quite poor but is getting better.

The New York University School of Law's Institute for Policy Integrity bemoaned [PDF] the fact that the FCC passed Net Neutrality not by "[invoking] it more robust regulating powers," but that it "based the new rule on legal authority that was called into serious doubt by court decision earlier this year making the long term prospects for the rule quite poor".

Moreover, the data for USA is quite poor, since it reflect only five consecutive census years.

The prognosis for PCV is quite poor with an overall 5-year survival rate of about 50%, which is worse than for cervical carcinoma (Pecorelli, 2001).

The prognosis for CC is quite poor because of difficulties in early diagnosis, and relative resistance of the tumors to chemotherapy [ 3, 4].

Democratic turnout was quite poor, for instance, in 1984 for Walter Mondale, a candidate who has some parallels to Mr. Romney.

"The hourly rate is quite poor for the workload people do, especially for youngsters like Rebecca".