Sentence examples for poor quarter from inspiring English sources

Traditional bond managers fear losing their clients if they have another poor quarter.

Analysts said the poor quarter could also be a sign of trouble on that front.

The change reflects the market's poor quarter, in which the Dow declined 1,109 points, or 12.4percentt.

Finally, in 1516, the community was formally installed in a poor quarter that was a foundry site (getto in Italian).

Steinbrenner called the Yankees' revealing crawl through September confounding, while comparing it to a company that had a poor quarter.

Théâtre Aquarium is hidden away in a poor quarter of Rabat, in a street where washing dries in the sun.

Investors had expected a poor fourth quarter because labor strikes in October cost the auto maker $700 million in lost production.

They slip between the cracks in society, flitting between rich and poor quarters, city and countryside.

Largely thought to have emerged from several poor quarters in Lisbon in the early 19th century, fado was a song of the demimonde.

The striking liveliness of his pictures, often taken on the streets of poor quarters of Paris, form many of our most familiar images of the city.

However, twenty years later, when M. R. Schafer, another Nanjing University professor, showed his students a film that included his own photographs of the poor quarters of Nanjing, his students were so upset that they demanded his expulsion from China.