Sentence examples for poor piece of from inspiring English sources

As it happens, I thought it was a poor piece of scholarship, long on generalised speculations, short on facts.

It is a particularly poor piece of television and does not represent the area accurately at all," he told BBC Radio Humberside.

After separating from her husband, she, Enatnesh and another daughter, Adelogne, then just 4, moved to a small, poor piece of land belonging to Mrs. Alehegn's family.

77 min Ireland burst down field with aggression and intent, and then a poor piece of handling produces a knock-on and it is scrum Wales.

Yet with the conditions in Manila particularly windy, his papal skullcap was blown off completely; the poor piece of material barely got to see any of the Philippines before being whisked off, potentially never to be seen again.

33rd over: England 96-1 (Cook 42, Bopara 17) Gayle switches around the wicket, and after Cook works a single to leg, Gayle snarls as Lionel Baker produces a poor piece of ground fielding at cover, gifting Bopara four runs.

Alfreton Town manager Nicky Law told BBC Sport: "It was two poor pieces of defending from us, but we still had chances on the counter-attack in the first half.

"When I try to explain to people what happens at the end of a legislative session — and the very poor pieces of legislation that emerge — they're shocked," Sen. Lois Wolk (D-Davis) told me three years ago when she sponsored a bill similar to Proposition 54.

Bill Lerach, of Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach, one of the leading plaintiff attorney law firms in the U.S., calls the reform act, "the poorest piece of public policy passed by Congress this century".

These enabled Hong Kong to grow from being one of the poorest pieces of real estate on earth to one of the most prosperous.

Dozens of years ago Hong Kong was one of the poorest pieces of real estate on earth, with a miserable per capita income, suffering "overpopulation" and utterly lacking in natural resources (it even has to import water).