Sentence examples for in addition to poor from inspiring English sources

In addition to poor academic performance, there have been many cases of financial and administrative failures.

In addition to poor file keeping, there are other reasons for the confusion between Rembrandt's work and his students', starting with the practice, popular at the time, of students learning through imitation.

In addition to poor diet, the intake or absorption of magnesium can be affected by dieting for weight loss; consumption of "soft" water, which lacks minerals; intestinal diseases; alcoholism; and bypass surgery for obesity.

In addition to poor Sissy, taken in hand by a weeping Mrs. Jeffreys and delivered home after the incident in the mudroom with Kevin Thorpe, we meet Sarah Jeffreys, who "had been raped by Franco Bowles... when he was home from college one summer".

In addition to poor returns across many investing markets, the recent months have been "bloody" in many other ways.

It was in contrast to his views earlier in the competition after admitting that, in addition to poor preparations, anxiety had hindered his performance.

In addition to poorer health status and higher numbers of chronic medical conditions compared with the general population, previous reports have highlighted the high prevalence of psychological disorders within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) health system.

Insufficient nourishment leads to lower reproductive rates in adult females and lower survival rates in cubs and juvenile bears, in addition to poorer body condition in bears of all ages.

In addition to poorer coping, individuals with persisting psychotic experiences reported lower levels of functioning over time.

For example, the associations between unemployment, low income and poor sleep could be partly accounted for by worries and stress in addition to poorer health status [ 3].

In addition to poorer health, education and social outcomes, children living in poverty are more likely to be abused and exploited, more likely to enter into to the labour market early, and drop out of school early," UNICEF Representative Benjamin Perks concluded.