Sentence examples for poor years from inspiring English sources

But even in their poor years, they've tantalised.

Japan has had five poor years, but only by its own record-breaking standards.

"We've had a lot of good years and too many poor years," said Fred Wilpon, who has been an owner of the Mets for three decades.

In poor years, illegal chaptalization -- adding large amounts of sugar during fermentation -- was commonplace, and so was the addition of heavy wine from the South of France.

His backup, Geno Smith, gives the team its best chance of success, despite two poor years, but is sidelined after suffering a broken jaw in a locker room altercation with former Jets player IK Enemkpali, allegedly over an unpaid debt.

Noting the announcement comes as the luxury sector appears to be rebounding after two poor years, Anna Wintour, the editor in chief of Vogue, said: "It's not the best message to be sending to the fashion world.

IT HAS been a poor year for the markets.

"It's a poor year but it's behind us.

2013 was a poor year for the AFL.

But it will be a decidedly poor year for another, four years after his death.

Global emerging markets had a poor year with only a handful of funds making a return.