Sentence examples for poorly endowed from inspiring English sources

These studies find that poorly endowed children achieve worse outcomes and that the negative impacts of a poor endowment are often larger for children born in disadvantaged families.

He's also humiliatingly poorly endowed.

In its modesty, this beguinage is reminiscent of a poorly endowed college at Oxford.

The territories were huge, thinly peopled, and poorly endowed with resources that could finance colonial administration and make a profit for the colonizing power.

Hong Kong is similarly poorly endowed in other natural resources: no commercial timber is produced from its sparse forest cover, and there is no hydroelectric potential from the small and short streams.

It's a tight squeeze, even for men as poorly endowed as me, and… I have a Master's Degree in Business Journalism.

Arts funding in Morocco is so poorly organized and endowed that King Mohamed VI and his government are trying to remedy the situation by handing some of their favorite singers or film stars licenses for buses and other businesses to subsidize their acting or singing.

And one might find it unclear why we should think the visual system of such a blindsighter must be performing naturally endowed indicating functions more poorly than the visual system of a consciously sighted subject would.

New treatments which may involve poorly soluble drugs, easy biodegradable molecules and drugs endowed with systemic toxicity need highly specific delivery, i.e. targeting.

MMERVK10C, another ERV massively upregulated in Trim28−/− NPCs, is poorly characterized, and it is unclear if it is still endowed with retrotransposition potential, whether on its own or with the support of factors provided in trans.

I know all about her, you dirty, sneaking, immoral, unfaithful, poorly-endowed slimeball, Everything's caught on tape".