Sentence examples for poorly pursued from inspiring English sources
Conclusions: Zinc bioavailability may be a crucial factor in the success of public health primary prevention strategies, and a range of food-based options, all still poorly pursued in terms of feasibility, may be valuable in improving zinc status.
It's not unusual for political parties to embrace misguided ideas, pursue poorly thought-out strategies, persist in old errors and embrace new ones eagerly.
Most of his determinations of stellar positions were accurate and have stood the test of time, but he made one serious and still poorly understood error when he pursued a problem tangential to his main interests.
"The manner in which it was pursued was, however, high-risk, poorly supervised and inadequately controlled," the report said.
Esposito poorly concealed his contempt as Moore, shambling but relentless, pursued him about the propriety of stop-and-frisk.
This article provides an overview on some of the current approaches for the formulation of poorly water-soluble drugs with a special focus on strategies pursued at the Center of Pharmaceutical Engineering of the TU Braunschweig.
Through multistakeholder collaboration, opportunities could be pursued to develop or expand renal registries in large but poorly represented countries such as India, China, and the Russian Federation.
Mr. Obama failed; skipping Israel and pursuing a poorly conceived peace initiative backfired.
Instead, he chose to make his mark on history by pursuing a poorly understood health care bill in the face of a frightened public.
But industry lobbyists remain determined to halt new regulations and enforcement efforts pursued under the Obama administration to try to channel federal money away from poorly performing, predatory schools.
