Sentence examples for poor drift from inspiring English sources

If you don't spook them but have a poor drift, they won't pay any attention to your fly.

As America's rich and poor drift further apart, its growth curve may be headed in the opposite direction, Komlos and others say.

Mr Sainath believes that millions of Indians are trapped in "footloose" migrations - the poor drifting from place to place "without a clear final destination".

By contrast many women today, especially in poor families, drift into motherhood.

Third, a possible limitation of our analysis is that it does not take into account the possible reverse causation of adult health on adult SEP, where those with pre-existing poor health drift down the social scale i.e. health selection.

But the 1984 champion would have a similar experience to Norman, a poor second drifting into a greenside bunker, Crenshaw later blaming the increasingly hideous conditions for his weak approach, stating that his hand had slipped off the club.

It is unlikely that variations in self-rated health can have led to the gradient in social class, although people with poor health do drift down the social class gradient.

Like some children of poor immigrants, K.K. drifted to the streets, where he became a member of the Crips gang and a champion break dancer.

In an effort to make good time, the Méduse overtook the other ships, but due to poor navigation it drifted 100 mile off course.

The baseline drift and poor reproducibility of hydrostatic piezoresistance were ascribed to the residual compressive strain of the rubber matrix, which could not be completely eliminated but could be deducted from the piezoresistance by a novel resistance baseline removal method.

However, the results obtained by VISOR, so far, for data from the GB power system have been limited by a shortage of lines that have PMUs at both ends and performance issues with the PMUs that are installed, e.g. angle drift and poor anti-aliasing.