Sentence examples for poorly projected from inspiring English sources

And in a recent note, Kerekes reported that Istvan a Kiraly appeared again at this August's festival -- not as a poorly projected film but this time as a live show in front of a huge audience.

This was important because close conformance to the training data by overfitted models (i.e. fitting error variation) may cause models to perform poorly when projected to other areas or climate datasets.

Cyndia Sieden, the Queen of the Night, projected poorly when speaking but executed her crucial high notes with pyrotechnic skill.

The recent prices compare poorly to an projected price of £40 per tonne of carbon dioxide in a report by Turner's committee last year, which led to the UK committing to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050.

Auctions versus Negotiations in Procurement: An Empirical Analysis, Department of Economics, Stanford University, October] suggest that auctions perform poorly when projects are complex and contractual design is incomplete.

The customer confides in a whisper to the associate how poorly his project is going.

The biggest problems, he says, were poorly conceived projects and wasteful expenditure.

Partnerships can be a useful way to screen out poorly conceived projects that are unlikely to generate the promised returns.

Along with that generosity, major donor countries promised not to repeat the old failed strategy of poorly coordinated projects that wither through waste and neglect.

The bank directors would be wiser simply to reject this poorly designed project, and to invite China and the bank's management to present an alternative plan that would not require a large resettlement program in a culturally sensitive area.

"A lot of time and money has been wasted here on poorly coordinated projects that have done nothing to increase Bosnia's productive capacity," said Zarko Papic, an economist and prominent critic of international support strategies.