Sentence examples for poorly out from inspiring English sources

A series of tax breaks and low royalties would mean, the committee found, that Israeli citizens would do poorly out of their country's natural resources by international standards.

The documents will only encourage him all the more to keep his head down at home.Yet Mr Aznar himself comes poorly out of the latest chapter of the GAL affair.

Negotiations are traditionally a zero-sum contest between net contributors and net beneficiaries.To illustrate the point, our chart gives a taste of who does well and poorly out of the budget process.

Thus, an over-parameterized model (too many predictors) will have very high/low values of these measures, accordingly, and will seemingly do very well in sample, but will do poorly out of sample.

If the controlling parent demands good grades, don't do poorly out of spite.

"It is painful to read, poorly thought out and uninformed".

The estate was run down, poorly laid out and difficult to manage.

Turning his gaze to mindlessly poorly thought out arguments was – at times – Stewart's raison d'être.

Either way these risk assessments have been criticised in the past for being poorly carried out by basic grade constables.

The coupon-distribution system was poorly thought out and inefficient (and ungreen — the coupons are thick plastic, like credit cards).

Gorbachev said the lawmakers' initiative was "poorly thought out and groundless from a historical point of view".