Sentence examples for poor name from inspiring English sources
But he acknowledged that he, like most New Jersey legislators, suffered from poor name recognition.
But he also acknowledged his relatively poor name recognition and quickly borrowed a line of Mr. Florio's to begin his campaign against Mr. Corzine.
For example, the idea that Cholmondley is a "poor" name would come as a surprise to the three Cholmondleys who are the Earl of Leinster, the Marquess of Cholmondley and the Baron Delamere.
Mr. Treffinger, who has made an early effort to compensate for his poor name recognition by running radio advertisements throughout the state, is promoting his biography as an adopted child who was the first in his family to graduate from high school.
People want to believe that one capable marketer can fix anything -- slow sales cycles, poor name recognition, products that don't meet customer needs, etc.
The Vermont senator faces serious challenges in his long-shot bid for the presidency, including poor name recognition and low levels of support from minority voters.
His poor naming and widespread temporal activation may reflect poor modulation of the bi-hemispheric neural network for naming.
We chose "VRM East Coast Workshop 2009" as a way to stay sort-of in compliance with that poor naming convention.
They chose one group of "rich" family names, associated with the aristocracy, such as Darcy, Percy, Mandeville and Neville, and another group of "poor" names like Delmer, Goodhill, Trevellyan and Cholmondley.
Courtesy of hundreds of observers from the U.N. and the Organization of American States, Haitians took part in a free and fair election, in which, as it happened, two Haitians in three cast their ballots for a rousing orator and inspiring leader of the poor named Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Groups like the Southern Baptist Convention and Campus Crusade are ready to move past the poor names, and sometimes poor choices, which have defined them in the past, and we all ought to let them do so without a bunch of fuss.
