Sentence examples for poorly could from inspiring English sources

Chains that fare poorly could end up as ghosts of Christmases past.

Those candidates who fare poorly could see donations dry up and face pressure to withdraw from the race.

Any candidates who fare poorly could also see donations dry up and face pressure to withdraw from the race.

The same month, the government plans to outline steps to raise its consumption tax, which, if executed poorly, could hurt Japan's economic recovery.

Nintendo, whose latest console has sold poorly, could be on a "path to irrelevance", the founder of legendary games company Atari has said.

This year, with M&S performing poorly, it could be more.

"Done poorly, it could undermine the credibility of the whole Kyoto agreement".

If the sales go poorly, it could further weaken confidence in Europe's financial system.

But if the Mets start the 2011 season poorly, problems could mount.

Still, on the gun issue, she said, "If they bring it out that he's handling it poorly, it could make a difference".

If the United States managed the coming transitions "poorly," it "could have negative implications for U.S. interests, including for our standing among Arab publics".