Detailed contextual data are then often poorly noted, or never even recorded in the first place.
In describing the layout, I chose my words poorly, noting she was "included again" in those images.
A program called Auto-Tune, which allows a producer to correct the pitch of a poorly sung note with a mouse click, costs $225.
They include a Frenchman's flirtations with an Etsy worker at a Chelsea opening, a woman taken with an unnamed painter who might be Macaulay Culkin, a North Brooklyn photographer's poorly written note to a cute artist, and more.
Trump whose health was previously reported to be "astonishingly excellent" in a poorly written note by his partisan doctor announced on Fox's Fox & Friends Monday morning that he'd be releasing the results of his recent physical to prove just how "excellent" he really is.
Othnielosaurus is known from material from all parts of the body, including two good skeletons, although the skull is still poorly known (note that earlier references use a multitude of names for this material, with most of them since 1977 using Othnielia rex).
He'll give you a poorly, written note.
And while a few Fed officials have argued that extraordinarily low interest rates could lead to new price bubbles, or excessive leverage and speculation by banks, Mr. Rudebusch argued that the relationship between short-term interest rates and financial imbalances was "quite erratic and poorly understood," noting that Japan had very low interest rates for about 15 years without those problems.
Poorly copied notes can also cause inadvertent plagiarism (Pecorari 2013: Ch. 1, KL642).
In addition, credit-rating agencies performed poorly, he noted, partly because they have a conflict of interest.
