Sentence examples for impression of poor from inspiring English sources

After the impression of poor results with this regimen, we decided to increase the colistin dose to 4 × 2 million units daily (for 4 weeks) ("high-dose") or to prescribe an alternative initial regimen of rifaximin (2 × 400 mg daily for 2 to 3 weeks) on the discretion of the infectious disease physician in charge.

Waiting until the last minute to ask for an extension gives the impression of poor planning and irresponsibility.

The association of a disfiguring haemangioma in the area of reconstruction gives first impression of poorer prognosis.

Last year's outrageous increase in American farming subsidies, and the cave-in at Cancún by American negotiators to their domestic cotton growers, made far more of an impression on poor countries than Washington's high-minded words about freer farm trade and rightly so.Europe was stymied not just by its desire to mollycoddle its own farmers, but by the EU's cumbersome decision-making process.

Venice itself gives the impression of being poor.

My experience as a doctor treating evacuees from New Orleans at the Dallas Convention Center did not confirm the general impression of masses of poor indigent people.

The chat in the taxi from the airport was an indicator as to how bad this was probably going to be, and since then – bar some questionable impressions of the poor old guy who let you into the villa – the magnitude of the mistake you've all made has dominated the atmosphere.

The idea was to reveal to those who might know nothing about Union City — except for an overall impression of its being poor and shabby — that there were "cool places to go, hang out, and shop," said Kelly Marzullo, the lead broker for the Thread.

The McCain campaign's polling identifies two ripe demographics: So-called Wal-Mart women, who shop at the store at least once a week, earn less than $60,000 a year, have less than a college education, and hold a poor impression of Mr. Bush; they tend to call themselves independents and say their economic situation is fair or poor, listing the economy as their prime election issue.

Some of the early diarists note their poor impression of fabled Oregon.

He looks stiff and unrelaxed, clenching his hands together in a poor impression of a statesman.