Sentence examples for now poorly from inspiring English sources

Now, poorly enforced commercial laws that are key to protecting property, like contract and bankruptcy laws, have left businesses vulnerable to a range of abuses.

The legislation would provide seed money for local historical organizations to preserve the sites, many of which are now poorly marked or remain unmarked, and technical help in preserving and promoting the areas.

Mrs. Maria Teresa Castillo is, as I have now said clearly on camera, an honorable person, widow of the excellent writer Miguel Otero Silva, former director of the newspaper now poorly run by his son.

Even now poorly recorded bluefin tuna catches for farms and illegal fishing threaten to undermine potential recovery.

In it, journalist and columnist Jean-René Van der Plaetsen looks back on his grandfather, General Jean Crépin, one of the brightest (but until now poorly documented) figures of the epic of Free France.

Blackfish wanted to continue to Boonesborough and capture it, since it was now poorly defended, but Boone convinced him the women and children were not hardy enough to survive a winter trek.

The jobs, more than 9,000 of them now, pay poorly, but a little less poorly than most other employers, and they pay on time in a country where wages often lag many months behind.

It should have happened by now, as poorly as Woods has performed.

We are also aware that the international bodies that could democratise that power now seem poorly suited to the task.

Many of the countries now performing poorly were doing very well – above the European average – before the euro was introduced.

Disney describes vast swaths of the countryside now either poorly served or completely bereft of buses after the loss or reduction of council subsidy of non-commercial routes.