Sentence examples for more poorly received from inspiring English sources

They recorded one more, poorly received album without Jones and then disbanded in 1986.

The Game Boy Advance version of SSX 3 was more poorly received, gaining a score of 63 out of 100 based on 14 reviews on Metacritic, indicating "Mixed or average reviews".

Next two albums are more experimental but poorly received.

Mitt Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom on Sunday said losing the fight over Medicare is "not a concern" for the Romney campaign, adding that he isn't at all worried that the House budget plan authored by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., which proposes turning the program into a more market-based system, would be poorly received by seniors.

The film was poorly received in France, and even more so in England where it was shown on only one screen – in an adult cinema in Soho.

Mr. Polanski was more reluctant to discuss his film, which was poorly received even in France, a nation that tends to be generous to auteurs.

Actors Equity, the union for actors and stage managers, has also been increasingly willing to cut so-called special-arrangement deals with road producers on lower salaries for actors to allow poorly received New York productions to tour more cheaply.

More recent film adaptations in the 1990s have been poorly received.

And although Carla Bruni's first album sold more than 1.2 million copies, her most recent effort has been poorly received.

(Last month Cirque du Soleil said it had postponed the New York opening of "Banana Shpeel" by three weeks so the production could have more rehearsal time at the Beacon, after a Chicago run was poorly received by critics there).

The film was poorly received, however, and did not result in offers of more challenging roles.