But in making their debut as they did during the downdraft for technology stocks, the wireless shares have performed poorly, closing Friday at $23, below the offering price of $29.50 late in April.
His sole foray onto Broadway, "The Love Suicide at Schofield Barracks," concerned a bizarre crime committed in the name of opposition to the war policy of President Richard M. Nixon; it fared poorly, closing after five performances in 1972.
All we can say for certain is that his shot was struck poorly, close to the keeper at waist height.
Sort of like the deciphering that you naturally do of a poorly executed closed captioning of a television show.
"Better if an agency is performing so poorly to close it," Mr. Scoppetta said, noting that the office's score of 50percentt was 9 points below the score of a private agency that he had already threatened to shut down.
His play, "Exiles," after being turned down by theatre companies in Ireland and En-gland, opened in Munich, was poorly received, and closed almost immediately.
Germany, for example, is struggling to apply to other areas the changes it made to secondary education in Saxony, which closed poorly performing schools.
She noted that under Bloomberg, New York city had increased the amount of standardised testing conducted, and had closed poorly performing schools while opening others, giving parents more choices about where to educate their children.
The candidate in second place in the South Carolina polls, Newt Gingrich, closed poorly in both Iowa and New Hampshire — the result of his being especially susceptible to negative attacks, and having a weak field operation that had trouble turning out his vote.
The EBMT supported the phase III ASTIRA trial to address the role of post transplant maintenance, but, in the midst of emerging biological therapy, it recruited poorly and was closed.
The city has closed 91 poorly performing schools, established about 100 charter schools and sent waves of new young teachers and principals into schools in poor neighborhoods.
