Sentence examples for it's exceedingly poor from inspiring English sources

This sort of delay achieves political ends, like denying Democrats the chance to campaign on the accomplishment during the recess, but it's exceedingly poor policy.

I realize, after all, that it's exceedingly poor form to express disgust at the food of a perceived "other," and that it can be unfair to those who were conditioned to, and grew up eating, that dish or ingredient.

But since it would be exceedingly poor etiquette for him to state this, not to mention entirely unprofessional, a much better strategy was to blame himself for a lack of self-control that is neurologically based and deserving of compassion rather than consternation.

A: I think Steinbrenner's timing was exceedingly poor.

Drainage is exceedingly poor.

Each person is supposed to get a small plot of land free, but the soil here is well known to be exceedingly poor.

While Fassel screamed at his players on the sideline during the first half and again at halftime, the Giants had dug too big a hole, and their history in that predicament is exceedingly poor.

Although the ban is exceedingly poor — one can think of few groups less in need of contractual guidance in the United States than institutional bondholders — the lurking amendment would worsen the plight of the bondholder.

Yet the status of Baha'is, Christians, Shi'a Muslims, Sikhs, and dissenting Sunni Muslims continues "to be exceedingly poor".

He stated that U.S. military pressure was needed to drive Syrian President Assad from power -- an action for which the Iraq invasion and the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi are exceedingly poor templates.

Lastly, if the large number of ratings are heavily or nearly exclusively one star or five stars then the product is exceedingly poor or excellent respectively.