Sentence examples for poorly does not from inspiring English sources

But isn't there something wrong with a guy who has been regularly late for practices and games, a guy who eats poorly, does not take care of his body and was arrested on drunken-driving charges three times -- a person who regularly puts himself before his team -- getting a chance to go from the lottery to the finals in a week?

The swings back and forth between active managers performing OK and then performing poorly does not mean managers are smart and then become dumb; it means the methods for measuring performance need fixing.

Yet the fact that some halfway houses may be managed poorly doesn't mean that the hopes that nineteenth-century reformers had for the institutions are unattainable.

"We have got to screen that kid to make sure the reason why that youngster is doing poorly doesn't have something to do with a learning disability or developmental disability," Mr. Sanders said in a telephone interview.

"Sleeping poorly doesn't change your aerobic capacity, but it changes people's perception of their exertion," Baron said.

He slept poorly, did not feel refreshed in the morning and considered himself addicted.

An incorrigible perfectionist, Gwynne had a habit of leaving yellow Post-it notes chiding workmen for jobs he considered poorly done, not unlike the caustic notes he scribbled in cookbooks denouncing a particularly infelicitous combination of ingredients.

In contrast, on elastin, endothelial cells attached poorly, did not spread, and had markedly impaired functional properties.

"People who provide the service poorly don't want to lose their jobs," he said.

"But in the words of one of our presidents — this is [Hiroshi] Yamauchi — when you're doing well, don't be excited by that high-flying performance, and when you're doing poorly, don't be sad.

If you've dated a certain guy before and the relationship ended poorly, don't make the same mistake all over again with another guy.