Sentence examples for poor note from inspiring English sources

Leeds United's season ended on a poor note when they were beaten 2-1 by Leicester at Elland Road.

The quarter also ended on a poor note as spending rose just 0.1percentt in June after a 0.6percentt gain a month earlier.

"He didn't want to finish with us on such a poor note after a tough season.

The tradeoff for a large turnout is a long Demo Day, and you'd hate to end the event on a poor note (read: tired, grumpy hackers and attendees).

Lindwall started the tour on a poor note in the First Test at Wanderers in Johannesburg, scoring 21 and then going wicketless as Australia completed an innings victory.

Critics did observe poor note charting, stating that some of the song charts "simply don't match the music" and that "you'll be asked to hit notes where there are none, or not hit notes that are there".

"Students are notoriously poor note-takers," says Kenneth Kiewra, professor of educational psychology at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.

Advocates for the poor noted there was little mention of antipoverty initiatives.

Advocates for the poor noted that close to 1 million Florida residents — about one-fourth of the state's uninsured — would have gained coverage through the expansion.

But in his last years he urged interviewers not to portray him as poor, noting that he had a sizable apartment, a good car and a comfortable dacha on a lake near the factory where he had worked for decades.

"The JAMA paper found that several measures of access to medical care had no clear relationship with longevity among the poor," noted the Times.