Sentence examples for poor collection from inspiring English sources

In March 2003 an audit of blood culture performance was carried out in the medical wards, revealing poor collection technique and inadequate volumes of collected blood.

"High levels of losses, poor collection records and subsidized tariffs are the key elements," Ms. Mahan said.

There was not enough investment, poor collection of statistics, and above all, rotten communications with staff: "The unspoken message is clear: it does not matter that staff... are ill-informed because their opinions don't matter".

But local officials said the raid on Bandi Temur, a poor collection of houses on the edge of the scalding, stony desert, less than 60 miles from Kandahar, may have served little purpose other than to increase distrust of foreign troops, and even to turn Afghans against the American-backed government of Hamid Karzai.

To move forward, the nation needs to know whether that was a matter of poor collection of information, including a lack of reliable spies in a closed society, or a failure of those who are charged with analyzing intelligence -- or, more likely, both.

Poor collection management by courts and prosecutors is blamed.

Valentine's comments also caught the attention of Yankee Manager Joe Torre, who was dismissed earlier in his managerial career not for a poor choice of words but for poor collections of players.

Most businesses leave tens of thousands of dollars or more on the table every quarter through poor collections practices.

For example, in 1563, her Act for the Relief of the Poor required all parish residents with ability to pay to contribute to poor collections.

So tomorrow, after months of searching for ways to improve their rebounding, the Knicks will begin training at SUNY Purchase with an even poorer collection of rebounders than they had last season, when they were 24th in the league.

However, it is equally plausible that there is poorer collection of information on absenteeism amongst such cadres [ 38, 69].