Sentence examples for including a poor from inspiring English sources
Without the enzyme, the mice aged prematurely and suffered ailments, including a poor sense of smell, smaller brain size, infertility and damaged intestines and spleens.
As the campaign evolved, Mr. O'Donnell made some missteps, including a poor performance at one candidates' forum and not showing at two others.
A variety of factors — including a poor economy, weak season-ticket sales, a declining salary cap and the LeBron sweepstakes itself — could conspire to make this an unhappy off-season for most free agents.
Pipe fabrication flaws in the 1950s helped lay the groundwork for the accident, and more recent problems, including a poor understanding of the computers used to manage the system, may also have played a role.
The hedge fund, which owns 9.8 percent of E*Trade's stock, said there were a number of problems, including a poor capital position, a disappointing stock price and a weak board.
The hedge fund, which owns 9.8 percent of E*Trade's stock, blamed directors for the myriad problems plaguing the company, including a poor capital position and a disappointing stock price.
People with GI complaints, regardless of whether there is an underlying pathology, have a number of negative psychosocial sequelae, including a poorer quality of life [ 8, 9] and increased health care utilisation [ 9- 12].
Particular bugbears include a poor work culture (which shows up in things like absenteeism) and skills shortages.
Its disadvantages include a poor infrastructure of drainage, broadband and power supplies and an absence of planning, which means that, for all the speed of the rail link, it takes a half-hour walk along hostile roads from the station to the nearest house.
Findings include a poor knowledge of danger signs; poor problem recognition during labor, birth, and the immediate postpartum period; and a low level of health seeking that was consistent with poor recognition.
Current limitations of risk reduction and hazard mitigation measures include a poor understanding of risks related to natural hazards coupled with inadequate policy and planning integration of risk reduction strategies across sectors, particularly at the community level (HSCD 2010).
