Sentence examples for poor quality of play from inspiring English sources
Omar Parry Kent I cancelled my Sky and BT subscriptions following the poor quality of play.
The North East Professional Hockey League tried lowering costs and increasing local interest by barring foreign players, but the poor quality of play kept fans away.
And in a season when the league has come under criticism for poor quality of play and TV ratings have slumped, it is in its interests to keep its big draws on home soil and in prime time.
He made 41 unforced errors, to Hewitt's 25, and it was impossible to escape the conviction that the poor quality of his play dragged that of his opponent down by several notches.
Criticising Fifa, damning the deficiencies of their own society and, above all, lamenting the poor quality of football being played by the national team at the minute, every Brazilian is a "national coach" or "expert pundit" in his own eyes.
While the poor quality of the bass playing has been noted by other sources (in his book Revolution in the Head, a track-by-track analysis of the Beatles' records, Ian MacDonald described it as "atrocious" to the point of sabotage), its basis as the full-scale re-working of the track by Spector has been questioned.
Spector claimed that he was forced into remixing "The Long and Winding Road", because of the poor quality of Lennon's bass playing.
The shortage of nurses in Lebanon and the perceived poor quality of nursing care also played a role in recognizing this issue as a problem and initiating the draft nursing law.
The heightened level of concentration that can be attained under such circumstances makes us conscious that the poor quality of the sound and the jazz music playing in the background made it impossible to ascertain a continuous conversation for the better part of the duration.
The results are consistent with the hypotheses that poor sleep may play a unique role in sustaining poor quality of life and impaired coping in patients with schizophrenia.
