Sentence examples for poorly illustrated from inspiring English sources

But Eric Burns, who reports on the press for Fox, argued that the excerpts poorly illustrated that point.

As recently as 15 years ago, a visitor to Barcelona was hard put to locate Gaudí's buildings, with only poorly illustrated guidebooks and rudimentary maps as an aid.

Now surely I can't be the only person who immediately imagines a poorly illustrated sexual reassignment surgery?

And rather than listening to you, I listened to the flustered giggling of a comrade of schoolgirls who between porn, real-life, and poorly illustrated comics in sex ed books discussed all things sex.

4) The co-localisation of CBFβ and Runx1 is of course an important point but it is rather poorly illustrated and not quantified.

THE percentage of 401(k) assets held in company stock fell last year in part because many of the shares performed poorly, illustrating perfectly why it is unwise to put all eggs in one basket.

Elementary school children are required to memorize great chunks of poorly written, badly illustrated, colorless textbooks.

Stalin's willingness to expend recently conscripted armies, which were poorly trained and poorly supplied, illustrated a misconception of realities, both in the capabilities of the Red Army and the subordinate arms of the armed forces, and in the abilities of the Germans to defend themselves and successfully launch a counteroffensive.

A simulation study demonstrates the appropriateness of the test statistics in designs that violate typical independence assumptions for multi-stage models, under which naive test statistics for failure time data perform poorly, and illustrates the superiority of the test under proportional hazards alternatives to a Mann–Whitney type test.

Applicants with the highest ISC scores (corresponding to poorer rankings) were more likely to perform poorly clinically, as illustrated by a greater degree of clustering of scores in that range.

The advice of direct observation of pain-related behaviour seems to be poorly implemented, as illustrated by this review, in which only three studies used rating scales based on behavioural observations [ 35, 38, 46].