Sentence examples for is poorly presented from inspiring English sources

The editors' comments are a bit haphazard and it is poorly presented.

The Public Accounts Committee PACC) has said that too much government data is poorly presented and difficult for outsiders to interpret.

Mrs Hodge, a Labour MP, said: "At the moment too much data is poorly presented and difficult to interpret".

Further analysis demonstrated that although antibody to this new, conserved neutralization epitope is efficiently induced with recombinant proteins in mice and chimpanzees; it is poorly induced during natural infection in patients and chimpanzees (7 out of 68 samples positive) suggesting the epitope is poorly presented to the immune system in the context of the viral particle.

Figure 4 is poorly presented, and the axes are not understandable.

While efficacy in published studies is poorly presented [ 48], it is available in clinical reports [ 49].

Ferguson-Smith says their work was "poorly presented", with a lack of detail that makes it difficult to interpret the results.

But if it's about something voters don't care about, if it's a message that's poorly presented, then they're not going to be moved by it.

He has little to say about Obamacare beyond disapproving of it and labeling it "an enormously complex Rube Goldberg machine" that was poorly presented to the public.

In "Rethinking the New Deal Court: The Structure of a Constitutional Revolution," the legal historian Barry Cushman wrote that Chief Justice Hughes complained to a United States senator, "The laws have been poorly drafted, the briefs have been badly drawn and the arguments have been poorly presented".

Morrison, the George Washington law professor, said clerks may be reluctant to back an inexperienced lawyer, fearing that doing so might lead to the acceptance of a case that's poorly presented or based on a moot legal question.