Sentence examples for gained poor from inspiring English sources

On January 1, Mjøs will step down as head of the Nobel committee, as his party gained poor results in the latest general election.

In 1989, he got the lead role in the TV comedy series, The Famous Teddy Z. His performance gained poor reviews and the show was canceled after the first season.

After appearing in guest roles as himself in the Hindi film Delhi Heights and in Sudhish Kamath's English film That Four-Letter Word, he featured in the long-delayed romantic comedy Aarya which gained poor reviews, while another completed film titled Naan Aval Adhu was shelved.

The 24th quickly gained a poor reputation as a "bug out" unit, blasted for its poor performance during combat.

She gained a poor degree, excusing herself that she had been too busy with politics to study well.The 1930s were a miserable time for a socialist.

And in July, a paper by the Centre Forum think tank said the life chances of thousands of children would improve if schools across the country reproduced the results gained by poor pupils in London.

With respect to morbidity, the AUC of both the scores gained a poor level of predictive power (AUCs = 0.618 and 0.605, SAPS II and SAPS III, respectively).

But she then began to complain of fatigue, weight gain, poor circulation and other symptoms associated with liver problems.

I was worrying about the health implications of not sleeping a full eight hours (weight gain, poor cognition, depression) when I read an article in The New York Times called Rethinking Sleep, by David Randall, that explained something called the "split sleep schedule".

We readily get caught up in a pattern where each thing that conspires against our health -- lack of sleep, excess stress, weight gain, poor eating, lack of exercise -- compounds the next, until the degenerating spiral takes our quality of life right down the drain.

- Hb <4.5 mmol/l (7 g/dl) (Hct 0.2-0.23 l/l) capillary: stable infants with a postnatal age >4 weeks if there are no signs of anemia (apnoea, tachycardia, poor weight gain, poor feeding).