Sentence examples for it would be poor from inspiring English sources
Kom and Adams have bronze by right; it would be poor consolation for defeat for either of them.
It would be poor form to muscle your way into the church (or his bridal party) by leveraging the first wedding or making your old friend's big day all about which rented tux you'll wear.
McClaren left his seat in the stands in favour of the bench only for the final part of each half, presumably because it would be poor form to pace frantically around the directors' box.
Lastly, it would be poor policy if my taxes went up so much that retirees like me would have to sell our homes because we couldn't afford the taxes.
It would be poor science to not acknowledge another potent resource for investigating human DU teratogenicity.
As for the KSS functional score, it would be poor in 3 study groups and good in 3 study groups.
There can be no doubt that independence would be very bad for Scotland – it would be poorer, less stable and would face deep cuts in public spending and higher taxes.
We believe that Dan's message comes over extremely well in the textual transcript and that it would be poorer for serious editing.
Shortly before she moved to Los Angeles, in 1966 — "I figured, if I was going to be poor, then I'd be poor where it's warm," she writes — she hired an attorney, and Bray was arrested for nonpayment.
On June 13th it said that its earnings would be poor.
