Sentence examples for poorly cut from inspiring English sources

It took 25 minutes to get a half pound of Irish salmon, and it was very poorly cut to boot.

"Cut is the defining factor for how much a stone sparkles and a well-cut stone will look larger, hide flaws and be more brilliant than a poorly cut one," he says.

It is roughly built from irregularly sized, poorly cut stones.

Every diamond, no matter how poorly cut, sparkles wildly in the sun once it's clean.

A poorly cut diamond simply looks dull.

-ruining your pitch perception with a poorly cut nut or warped neck that will never play in tune.

Passenger volume is dwindling even faster than airlines can sideline planes and cut poorly performing routes.

In California, which was already experiencing a costly electrical power shortage before the economy turned downward, Gov. Gray Davis on Nov. 14 announced plans to delay support for poorly performing schools, cut assistance for novice teachers and reduce after-school programs like those here in Santa Ana, which is among the poorest districts in the nation.

The mutant cleaved the ssDNA, 5′ overhang and splayed duplex substrates significantly more quickly than the WT enzyme, whereas 3′ overhangs and DNA duplexes with a bubble were cut poorly by both.

Because members of the O. piceae complex grow poorly on freshly cut pine logs and prefer the dryer environment of lumber or dead trees [ 1, 13], their staining effects can be minimized by keeping logs frozen or saturated with water, or by prompt log processing.

There is the poorly explained cut on his hand.