Sentence examples for made very poor from inspiring English sources

They made very poor assumptions, but it drove home an important lesson I have learned over the past few years: there is a significant divide between horsemen (gender neutral) and horse welfare advocates.

Unless they made very poor buying decisions they should have much less stock left on the shelves which they need to offload," says Lorna Hall, head of market intelligence at retail trends agency WGSN.

Before he became famous as Dr. Seuss, Theodor Geisel put his words in the mouth of Private Snafu, a well-intentioned soldier who made very poor decisions in more than two dozen training films created to teach United States military troops what not to do.

So, decisions have been made, very poor decisions have been made, to increase profits and put workers at risk and been allowed and endorsed by the federal government".

"We think that our deeds are what we are going to be judged on, not by the actions of 19 individuals [in Oklahoma] who made very poor decisions," he said.

The effect of the buybacks should be exponentially positive to EPS over time - we're going the other way and, aside from indicating a very poor earnings environment - it's a huge red flag that most of these companies have made very poor investments by diverting so much money into their own stocks, rather than investing in turning around their businesses.  .

My patients are very young and make very poor choices.

There is less opportunity to make very poor decisions in those areas than if you're e-trading".

We (advanced countries broadly) are making very poor inter-temporal choices, failing to agree on who pays for what and then deciding implicitly to let our children and grandchildren pay instead.

Mr. Goldhagen and the other writers are certainly right that the church was the source of a great deal of hatred of Jews over the centuries and did make very poor choices during World War II.

For a small number of molecules, our models make very poor predictions.