Sentence examples for poorly practiced from inspiring English sources

He is awe-struck as he witnesses a dreamer for the first time: a woman whose movements are human, "but somehow poorly practiced, as if she had once, long ago, been taught how to behave as a human and was slowly, steadily forgetting".

In the lower watershed of this kebele, planting grass on soil bunds/fanya juu is poorly practiced compared to other parts of the micro-watershed, which may be due to the large land area per household, as the area's population density appears to be low.

In our study, discussion with colleagues was poorly practiced (2.7%) which was in contrast to findings from Uganda (89.0%).

Discordant rumors said that Giovanni might be the victim of a political plot, thus the cut was poorly practiced by the surgeon leaving the leg stump in gangrene.

Even though the importance of knowledge and experience sharing practices are mentioned by various studies, they are poorly practiced in hospitals of resource-scared countries [ 2226]6].

Even though recognition letters and finances are very essential and common means to motivate staffs in most of the organizations, they were poorly practiced (recognition 19.0% and finance 5.0%) in the study area.

But have you noticed that many who do poorly practice, practice, practice?

We're religiously mixed as well: She's a Solitary Wiccan, I'm a poorly practicing Zen Buddhist and panentheist humanist who hangs out with atheists even though I believe in some form of a God, and our child bills himself as an agnostic.

This performance data could be used to estimate the benefit of direct WTR disposal to sewers, which is poorly documented but practiced widely.

Even though most of the health professionals from resource-limited countries are willing and have an intrinsic motivation to share their knowledge and experiences, they practiced it poorly for several reasons.

It illustrates that the difference between a poorly organised practice and a well-organised practice was associated with smaller and larger impact on clinical performance.