Sentence examples for poor awards from inspiring English sources

It has been generally a poor awards season for British contenders, but patriotically-minded viewers could take comfort from a smattering of other home-grown victories, including that of Mark Coulier won Best Make-up for his work on The Iron Lady.

Unless halted, the problem is estimated to mean a loss of $4 billion in tax receipts over the next ten years.The FTC'S recommendations may place too much emphasis on overturning bad patents already awarded, and so shift too much of the burden to the courts, rather than do more to prevent poor awards in the first place, which is the Patent Office's job.

About 22,500 pupils sat the exam but there was shock and anger on 6 March at unexpected poor grades awarded to students who sat the new exam in January.

Alas, this week's ruling awards poor Granatino only £1m in lieu of maintenance for the couple's two daughters, a London residence that will be returned to Radmacher when the younger of their two daughters reaches the age of 22, and another property in France for the same period, while Radmacher has already paid off his £700,000 in debts.

Even double-barrelled Craig, Mr Nasty on the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, would struggle to award poor scores for race quality and location; but, equally, nice old Len couldn't possibly avoid sharpening his sometimes barely visible claws when judging the facilities.

However, poor implementation of annual awards is a reason for dissatisfaction.

"La Zona," Rodrigo Plá's examination of the divide between rich and poor in Mexico, was awarded the Fipresci Prize, given by international critics to a feature film by an emerging director.

Poor kick coverage repeatedly awarded the Cowboys superior field position.

Benefits are what we grudgingly hand the poor; the rich are awarded tax breaks.

Successive governments have had a poor track record in awarding rail franchises.

Sports' Mike Oz created the "Glass Joe Title" (awarded for poor performance in the MLB).