Sentence examples for poorly provisioned from inspiring English sources

Lincoln commanded a poorly provisioned army of fewer than 20,000 men.

Trace driven simulations show that the mechanisms greatly decrease bandwidth load of media source server and improve the availability of chunks highly demanded but poorly provisioned by overlay peers.

He assembled a poorly provisioned and poorly trained army.

An under-funded makeshift army under Ernst von Mansfeld set off to recover the Palatinate, but it was so poorly provisioned that it never advanced beyond the Dutch coast.

The number of concurrent infections during the present outbreak represents a significant strain on healthcare systems that are already poorly provisioned (Briand et al., 2014; Chan, 2014; Fauci, 2014) and many other Set 1 and Set 2 countries rank amongst the lowest per capita healthcare spenders.

That is particularly onerous in the new era of welfare reform experiments by the states when poorly conceived provisions may harm the poor unless changed.

And a poorly written provision in the Affordable Care Act renders families ineligible for subsidized policies if either parent can sign up for an employer-sponsored plan, even if the plan's premiums for family coverage are unaffordable.

It has provisioned £2.5bn.

This result probably reflects a reduction in variation in offspring phenotypes due to differential survival at each stage of development; larvae from small/poorly provisioned eggs fail to hatch, small larvae die during early larval development, more small larvae then die due to viral infection, leaving only the most robust, faster growing larvae to complete their development.

Obama has warned that a poorly written currency provision could hamper the Federal Reserve's ability to conduct monetary policy, but many economists believe it would be simple to craft effective language that would give the Fed plenty of leeway.

This paper provides an 'inside' look at the social relationships operating within two agricultural cooperatives in rural Senegal (one well-functioning and the other poorly-functioning), focusing on self-reported innovation sharing and provisioning between members.