Sentence examples for poorly demand from inspiring English sources

With stocks faring poorly, demand for American assets has fallen, taking the dollar along with it.

Programs such as a six-month naturalization initiative are insufficient, Guevara-Rosas said, since they was poorly advertised and demanded a list of papers that many could not supply.

For all the glamour that surrounds the profession — Hiram Bingham "discovering" Machu Picchu in the mountains of Peru; Howard Carter unearthing Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings — the fact is that the work is often poorly paid, physically demanding, and prone to controversy.

General Motors may have backed off a "poorly worded" memo demanding employees call Chevy by its more refined name, Chevrolet, but the company's marketing ploy likely caused some damage to its brand.

The secondary cascade of events in infant brain trauma remains poorly understood and demands further study in view of the potential for intervention and therapy.

Additionally, conventional methods are technically demanding and poorly reproducible given the requirement for acidified media and attendant growth constraints.

It was similarly obvious that the 2001 tax cut was poorly designed as a demand stimulus.

Results show that the plan mass asymmetric structure performs well in terms of ductility demand, but poorly in terms of interstorey drifts and floor rotations when compared to the plan mass symmetric structure.

For decades, men have adapted poorly to the shifting demands of the service economy.

First, generosity and willingness to share is part of the problem: nobody stopped by a traffic cop to pay a bribe to be allowed to continue ever questions the bribe, only how much these poorly paid police are demanding these days.

Metallization offers the advantage of high conductivity, but metallic surfaces are poorly adapted to the demands of a flexible sensor as cracks are easily formed by mechanical forces (Jiang and Guo 2009).