Sentence examples for poor scoring from inspiring English sources

Bukantz contended that the referee made poor scoring calls during Smart's bout.

As for the poor scoring of apps, it can be explained by the lack of great interfaces for smartphones, and the still relatively small penetration of tablets.

Updated at 9.38pm GMT 9.36pm GMT Sixth set: Taylor 0-1 Van Gerwen (Van Gerwen leads 3-2 in sets) Taylor kicks off with a ton then a 99, which counts as poor scoring such is the standard thus far.

Although unsuccessful in South Africa, where he was taken off twice and used as a substitute twice without adding to his poor scoring record, he has come alive since being reunited with Gerard Houllier, Villa's new manager.

In the last decades, molecular docking has emerged as an increasingly useful tool in the modern drug discovery process, but it still needs to overcome many hurdles and limitations such as how to account for protein flexibility and poor scoring function performance.

A poor scoring from Audit Integrity was generally enough for us to drop a company from consideration.

The best antidote to a poor score is time.

Both surveys showed poor scores for models with MyFord Touch.

The quality of the data sources and the research design received very poor scores.

There were actually slightly more "poor" scores (the lowest rating) than "excellent" scores (the highest).

This is reflected by poor scores in the recent employee survey.