Sentence examples for poor descriptions from inspiring English sources

Joseph Martens, the commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, acknowledged that the titles for many of these properties were "very confused," mentioning a range of mix-ups, including contested tax sales, poor descriptions of property lines, or cases where two landowners both thought they owned the same property.

After visiting the webpage for Arrested Development (easily one of the best shows in recent memory), I found that episodes were listed out of order with poor descriptions.

Paraphyletic groups, on the other hand, are the product of "human error" arising from incomplete or flawed information (e.g., poor descriptions of characters).

Especially, there were very poor descriptions and/or implementations regarding the registration (2%), evaluation of publication bias (12%), and appropriate conclusions based on scientific quality of the included studies (27%).

One of the major limitations of the included studies lies with the poor descriptions of exercise in early physical rehabilitation programs.

The exact definition of the family is imprecise because of the allocation of taxa to varied groups and poor descriptions of many species.

"QE" is a poor description of the way Chinese monetary policy works.

It would be easy to say that she was a conventional beauty, but that would be a poor description — too broad and too vague.

I suppose he's a philosopher, but that seems a poor description – or perhaps he's a very poor philosopher – for the simple reason that I can actually understand him.

It is often not dangerous: it's a poor description of that particular regulation.

Pseudo second order perfectly fitted to this while poor description was obtained in pseudo first-order parameters.