Sentence examples for outright poor from inspiring English sources

The Chronicle of Higher Education reports [ 36] that, only 45percentt of the articles published were cited within the first five years after publication and states, 'while brilliant and progressive research continues apace here and there, the amount of redundant, inconsequential, and outright poor research has swelled in recent decades, filling countless pages in journals and monographs' [ 36].

Efforts that ignore these habituated practices by introducing innovations that are at odds with these practices are likely to be met with outright resistance or poor fidelity to the goals of the initiative (Rogers [1995]).

Most talked about links in terms of paid work causing 'stress', or expressed anger or distress while talking about particular workplace events or conditions rather than stating outright that their poor mental health resulted from their experience of paid work.

During the war, some of the northern counties were outright Unionists – they were poor people who eked out their lives on hard soil in tiny, mountainous plots of land.

Intergenerational households and singles count too in creating stability for children, and a father in the home isn't always a guarantee of a child's success in the face of stagnant wages or outright theft of working poor people.

The federal and state social "safety net" has helped keep these millions of new poor from outright destitution during the Great Recession and its aftermath.

However, given that the legal distinctions between "possession" and "trafficking" are unclear, the law often leads to police corruption and outright discrimination against the poor.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill used the Group of 7 meeting to press his proposal to funnel more aid to poor countries as outright grants rather than loans from the World Bank.

But military officials, arms analysts and dealers say it points to a worrisome possibility: With only spotty American and Afghan controls on the vast inventory of weapons and ammunition sent into Afghanistan during an eight-year conflict, poor discipline and outright corruption among Afghan forces may have helped insurgents stay supplied.

They would have to reconsider the property tax structure and find a permanent and recurring source of funding to support the service workers and the poor through either outright affordable construction, housing subsidies or living wages.

A confluence of factors chiefly a deluge of new users and ill-advised government meddling has conspired to create a business that is infamous for shoddy service, poor coverage and outright hostility toward its own customers.