Second, today's workplace is unforgiving for the poorly educated.
And perseverance is, after all, easier for the poorly informed.
"Shut up, you little shit!" she barks at the son responsible for the poorly aimed throw.
But some funds could also be used to buy weapons for the poorly trained and equipped rebel forces.
He is strident, too, on matters of the military, in particular on delays on a replacement for the poorly performing Lynx helicopter.
His anti-Mexican and anti-Muslim diatribes have disgusted liberals and been cheered at raucous rallies, where he declares his love for "the poorly educated".
Even allowing for the poorly thought through promises routinely made on the campaign trail, Mr. Cain's tax plan stands out as exceptionally ill conceived.
It would not take much for the poorly housed Afghans to rise up with the same fury as the Arab protesters.
Over on Radio 2, Elisabeth could see why Chris Evans drew around 9 million listeners, although stressed it was "not a show for the poorly, hung over, broken-hearted or misanthropic".
His monk pictures caused a sensation: they, above all others, gave the public the sado-masochistic frisson they were looking for (the poorly represented Velázquez barely got a look in).
The row over the ethical implications of the Facebook "emotion contagion" study still rumbles on, despite a public apology for the "poorly communicated" study by the social network's chief operating officer and number two, Sheryl Sandberg.
