Sentence examples similar to poor nets from inspiring English sources

But his Achilles heel was his poor net play.

The inadequate bowling meant all six results – three narrow victories and three hefty defeats – contributed to the poor net run-rate that put them out of the competition.

However, poor net charge transferred (∼0.5e), negligible CT distance (0 1.2 Å), maximum ratio of charge increment and depletion barycenters (above 90%) and large H-index illustrates the poor CT behavior of lowest energy electron transitions in USQ derivatives.

We find that price shocks for staple foods have a considerable impact on food security with particularly strong effects on poor net food buyers in rural and urban areas.

BRCK developed in response to local IT challenges of poor net connectivity and electricity.

He lamps a forehand out of the court for the umpteenth time today, then miscues another poor net volley.

But he was on the back foot from the start against Djokovic, dropping his opening service game with a poor netted volley.

The firm said it had been "another record year for Lenovo with a more diversified business", but put its poor net profit result down to increased operating expenses.

It's instructive to compare the gross returns that Colony Capital in Los Angeles promotes with the poor net irrs of its oldest funds: 4.5%, 9% and 15%.

In terms of economic performance, this cluster is characterized by low system gross return, low cost of cultivation or low investment in farming, poor net return from farming, but higher benefit-cost ratio (since they invest less).

Poorer sleeping conditions also proved a highly significant predictor of poor net condition, i.e., having a pHI ≥ 175 had an odds ratio of 3.10 (P < 0.0005).