Sentence examples for poorly printed from inspiring English sources

His system, a pattern of stripes, would be readable even if it was poorly printed.

His sole promotional material is a poorly printed leaflet describing plans for a new industrial estate, in Vietnamese only.

He was told to continue on to the security checkpoint, where Transportation Security Administration authorities refused to let Tigner enter because of his poorly printed pass.

It was several months after it became popular in Nigeria before I set my eyes on a copy of Chinua Achebe's last book, "There Was a Country," that wasn't faded and poorly printed.

I manage to get him to return to his lessons, folklore pamphlets--thin, poorly printed on tissue-like paper.

Even the Fox in-cover advertising is written in broken English that appears poorly printed, indicating that there are "More movie discs available from US&A" and "Also legal to own in Kazakhstan".

However, inkjet printers are slower than laser printers and they perform poorly when printing something that has a low-quality or low-resolution source.

Leading indicators, like an index of manufacturing activity, have printed poorly, about at the levels that suggest the economy is on the brink of another recession.

A wizened, misspelled little article, poorly constructed, and sloppily printed came shuffling into the faintly supervised columns of the New York Herald-World this morning.

Matt Blaze, a security researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, writes in his blog that if this were a strategy, "it's a pretty elegant attack, exploiting little more than a poorly designed, ambiguous user interface, printed instructions that conflict with actual machine behaviour, and public unfamiliarity with equipment that most citizens use at most once or twice each year.

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