Sentence examples for poor marks for from inspiring English sources

Others received poor marks for disrupting class, failing to finish assignments or forgetting basic tools like a pen.

And over all, Mr. Levitte said, the major floral services received poor marks for customer satisfaction on online review sites.

Mozambique received poor marks for its efforts to stop rhinoceros poachers and for its lack of control over ivory trading.

In a sense, his process was the antithesis of that of the adults shown in the movie, who get poor marks for attendance.

Recent polls have found that the public rates the deficit as an important problem and gives Mr. Bush poor marks for his handling of the issue.

The U.S. gets poor marks for macroeconomic stability (the long-term federal debt), for its tax structure and for the low savings rate.

It was a poor corner we gave away and poor marking for the goal.

Opinion polls, which long gave Mr Obama a higher approval rating on foreign policy than for his overall job performance, now give him poorer marks for his handling of the world, suggesting such a swing might be welcome.Mr Obama's likeliest successors, including the Democrats' front-runner, Hillary Clinton, will want to be seen as more forceful.

Republicans in Congress receive poor marks from voters for their handling of the negotiations, and their positioning has been less in step with that of the typical voter.

Mr. Romney survived his roll-out relatively well, although he got poor marks from conservative commentators for his health care speech.

Mr. Kasich, a former host of a conservative talk show on Fox News, received poor marks from the N.R.A. for supporting the assault weapons ban, which he points to as proof of his independence.