Sentence examples for poorly met from inspiring English sources

The students are "assessed on the degree to which they uncovered latent and unmet or poorly met customer needs, and the strength of the evidence supporting their solution," Mr Mullins said.

They also point out that in many cases the needs for healthcare services are poorly met.

They lead to substantial demand for health care, which is poorly met [3].

The process of designing a particular business model is typically engaged by sensing the existence of customers with an unmet (or poorly met) need who are willing and able to pay for a potential product or service.

These needs are poorly met: headache disorders are under-recognised, under-diagnosed and under-treated [3, 4], so that headache-attributed burdens that could and ought to be alleviated persist at high levels everywhere [5].

Sixteen expectations (32%) were poorly met, of which nine were prevalent expectations.

Teachers struggle to make ends meet and we continue to lose entire generations to the streets because the schools so poorly meet their needs.

The current global health regime is poorly fit to meet such challenges, for at least three reasons, which we will further examine: (i) the encroachment of security policies on communicable diseases in general, and public health surveillance in particular, (ii) the constraining mandates of United Nations (UN) institutions, and (iii) the interference of security agendas with humanitarian action.

Few things irk her more than a poorly run meeting.

And this, my favourite: "The shame for me, as someone who works in the IT business, is how many systems look to me like the designers/owners must have never tried them themselves... or so I assume, by how poorly they meet the users' needs".

He points out that surgeons are trained as apprentices, which works well but scales very poorly to meet  the global need of surgery.