Sentence examples for much more poorly from inspiring English sources

As a result, they perform much more poorly than they could.

However there is a large body of existing legacy software in Fortran and similar languages which is often much more poorly structured.

Some recovered better than others, but in general between 1982 and 2002 they fared much more poorly than the rest of the developing world.

"Women who develop heart failure tolerate it much more poorly than men, and they tolerate heart attacks and bypass surgery more poorly than men.

But his anger was tempered, he says, by conversations he has had with his former employees who are faring much more poorly than he is.

The leaders who shape global and particularly European relations fared much more poorly in seizing the new opportunities presented to them 20 years ago.

Experts say Moldova's repeated role in nuclear smuggling is unsurprising, since cross-border crime is much more prevalent in poorly governed or fractured states.

"It's much more difficult to disinfect poorly treated wastewater than fully treated wastewater, and I would consider primary-treated wastewater as poorly treated," he says.

However, HPA stress response during sepsis is much more complex and is poorly defined.

In stained cross-section, these glandular-like structures from CCE cell derived pancreaspheres appeared to be much more malignant, with multiple poorly differentiated cells, and cells of various sizes and shapes, for example.

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