Sentence examples for poor moves from inspiring English sources

Just as Matsuzaka is the symbol of the Red Sox' good pitching moves in the off-season, Igawa represents the questionable — all right, poor — moves that have left the Yankees gasping for postseason air.

As the world's poor move from farm to factory to office, jobs are inevitably lost and people uprooted.

The wealthy old families that Mr. Garc M?uez wrote about began to move out to the Miami-like suburb of Bocagrande, while the poor moved in.

Even if many of these middling poor move up, their places are often taken by those who have just escaped from absolute poverty; population growth does the rest.

Koroma is now turning his attention to agriculture, with his bold Farm for Business programme to help the rural poor move from subsistence farming to selling what they grow in the market.

It's an area that used to be home to the city's upper classes, until they abandoned it after the poor moved to the opposite bay and spoilt their view.

"Perhaps the boss has done something that was a poor move or the boss has failed to deliver on a project," he said.

Former England spinner Phil Tufnell, a pundit on BBC's Test Match Special during the game, said it was a "poor" move by Sri Lanka.

Even as the world's overall population eventually stabilizes somewhere between 9 and 10 billion, the megacities will continue their relentless expansion, as the rural poor move to town and become the urban poor.

Stimson acknowledged retaining Patton was a poor move for public relations but remained confident it was the right decision militarily.

And that's a pretty poor move on my end, and especially when festival season is starting to move into full swing.