Sentence examples for poor rear from inspiring English sources

Another vexing issue is the poor rear vision.

McLaren's Jenson Button was ninth, 0.447secs slower than team-mate Magnussen, and complained of poor rear grip.

The MiG-23 was much faster and had a modern, swing-wing design, but the pilot sat in a narrow, cramped cockpit with poor rear view.

The Ford Ranger and Mazda B Series, both light pickups, each earned "poor" rear-impact ratings from IIHS, and three out of five stars from NHTSA's rollover tests.

But don't trade off poor rear-crash protection for good front or side protection, Zuby says you need a vehicle that has them both.

Along with the Jeeps, several light trucks found their way onto the list as well, mostly for their poor rear-crash results as well as their propensity to roll over.

Thus, one may assume that the observed differences between maternal half siblings may result from higher competitive abilities of extra-pair young expressed in a poor rearing environment.

The development of the immune system and immunity per se is strongly affected by environmental conditions (e.g. Lochmiller and Deerenberg 2000), so only high-quality individuals might be able to mount strong immune response under poor rearing conditions.

Finally, Toyota took issue with our criticism of the Corolla's "poor" IIHS rear crash-protection rating.

The main target of Boyd's disdain is his rough-edged, latrine-selling father, Mitch Robin Williamss, in his penultimate live-action role), a recovering alcoholic whose poor child-rearing skills still haunt Boyd.

The authors were able to predict who became a serious offender (risk factors include poverty, living in a disadvantaged neighbourhood, poor child-rearing practices), but not which serious offenders will desist.