Sentence examples for poor venue from inspiring English sources

Britain has long been a poor venue for crowd power.

However, the implications are not necessarily that Facebook was a poor venue academically.

All this just emphasizes that the choice of China was political despite the fact that this is a rather poor venue and climate for world-class sport.

While it would certainly be a boon to sports fans to get a domed football stadium and lure the Jets or the Giants to Manhattan, stadiums designed for more than one sport are poor venues.

"In New York and in poor venues, difficult venues — Philadelphia is one, New York City, Chicago Cook County, Florida Dade County — it's not effective for the hospitals to buy the coverage because they charge so much," said Dominic A. Colaizzo, chairman of the national health care practice for Aon, an insurance brokerage.

It meets every morning, and on Friday it had several new and continuing issues to handle: A Pakistan official said that $550 had been stolen from his room at the athletes' village; reports of blocked toilets at the swimming venue; poor quality of food for volunteers; and airspace restrictions hindering television helicopters from covering the marathon and road cycling events.

Organisers of these events complain of the red tape, poor equipment, few venues and the potential for Communist government suppression.

Parker ultimately squelched any notions Presley had of working abroad, claiming that foreign security was poor and the venues unsuitable for a star of his magnitude.

Despite recent improvements in enhancing successful resuscitation from OHCA, overall long-term outcomes remain poor in most venues [ 1, 2].

On the opening night of the band's Limptropolis tour with Kid Rock, Sam Rivers smashed his bass in frustration over the venue's poor sound, cutting his hand.

Playing to tweens and early teens, Step Up All In landed with a poor £391,000 from 369 venues, the lowest debut for a Step Up movie.