Sentence examples for poor temperament from inspiring English sources
Balotelli said that he "should have showed more consideration", but Nigel de Jong frankly declared that Balotelli is letting the side down with his poor temperament.
He targeted certain popular breeders of purebred collies as producing animals that had less intelligence, were of poor temperament, and lacked utility.
So far, little information about heritabilities of behavioural traits is available, but commercial dairymen cull animals because of poor temperament (Berry et al., 2005).
Their animals frequently suffer from poor temperament, questionable genetics and often die young.
Charolais breeders have been known to be very strict in their breeding regime, culling out those cows with poor milking ability, poor temperament, poor mothering ability, and other qualities that could make a Charolais breeder suffer in the pocket book.
The crossbred offspring were praised for their looks, but turned out to have poor temperaments and no talent for speed.
Don't be tempted to cross the Appaloosa to horses with paints and pintos, grey horses, draught horses, poor conformation, poor temperaments.
"Not only was he visibly angry and showing a poor judicial temperament, but he was also aligning himself with partisan politics, which a judge should never do because it undermines his impartiality as a judge," said Barbara McQuade, who served as the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan under the Obama administration.
At first it appeared that the young horse would be a poor prospect, as his hot temperament led to poor gaits.
Prices will decrease if any of the cattle are poor in health, has bad temperament, thinner than normal, have horns, or have that extra ear (this is an exception for areas that encourage the use of Brahman-type cattle).
The few studies that have looked at the infants' later development have found prenatal stress to be related to more difficult temperament, behavioral/emotional problems and poorer motor/cognitive development.
