Sentence examples for poorer location from inspiring English sources

Some episodes, like "Ghost of a Chance", focus on murders that take place in wealthy rural settings, rather than an urban or predominantly poorer location as most police dramas did.

In its portrayal of the possible murder of Thomas Doohen, "Ghost of a Chance" is the first Homicide episode to demonstrate a murder in a wealthy rural setting, rather than an urban or predominantly poorer location; the episode was noted for demonstrating better than most American television police shows that murders can take place in various socioeconomic circumstances.

They compared the known position of the tank to the locations provided by the ARGOS transmitters and found a lower uplink rate and a shift toward poorer location qualities (0, A, and B) and discovered that ARGOS errors were non-normally distributed.

Mussina has struggled with locating pitches on the outside corner and Torre blamed poor location for his ineffectiveness.

One is the poor location of many weather stations.

Although Wagner threw hard fastballs, they had little movement and poor location.

"They got some key hits — quickly," said Burnett, who blamed poor location.

The poor location and difficult access may reflect the diminished interest American publishers take in the fair these days.

Jenni Boswell-Jones, a resident in the area for more than 30 years, also spoke of the museum's poor location.

In reality, Grand Avenue is a desolate thoroughfare, virtually pedestrian-free, and MOCA, because of its poor location, draws only two hundred and thirty thousand visitors a year.

All of which may sound slightly sad and doomed, like high streets everywhere, but the poor location can also work to these businesses' advantage.