Sentence examples for poorly released from inspiring English sources

It was poorly released by its studio, which seemed unsure of how to sell it (kinky sex? millennial meltdown?), and it flopped.

Diclofenac sodium was poorly released in PBS pH 4.0, but was steadily released in PBS pH 6.8 over the same time period.

As expected, HIV-1ΔPTAP, ΔYP was poorly released from control 293T cells, as measured by western blot that detected virion-associated CA and MA proteins, and low viral titers (lower right panel, lane 1).

Poorly Graded Released from the pressures of Savilegate for a couple of hours, George Entwistle looked into the BBC archives for material for his speech wishing Caroline farewell.

Ruby Blue was commercially unsuccessful upon its June 2005 European release, charting at No. 88 in the United Kingdom, and fared poorly when released in the United States the next year.

THE FUGITIVE: THE MOST WANTED EDITION ($259.98 DVD; Paramount) -- Here's a classic example of a TV show held off the market or released poorly in the past with substitute music cues.

This is unfortunate, because iodine was also the most poorly understood radiocontaminant released after the Chernobyl accident, but it was also the radiocontaminant most clearly linked to negative health effects (Saenko et al. 2011).

The film was decidedly a labour of love for the actor, but it was poorly received and barely released theatrically.

In addition, the Vue scored poorly in reliability ratings released last week by Consumer Reports, ranking below all small S.U.V.'s except the Land Rover Freelander.

Ecological monitoring studies have found variable effects ranging from no significant impacts to benthic communities, through to widespread alterations to community structure in seagrass, coral reef and soft-sediment ecosystems when discharges are released to poorly flushed environments.

However, the opportunities for automated driving systems to improve transportation system performance and safety are great, and rapid innovation needs to be balanced against the risks to public safety from poorly engineered or hastily released systems competing for first-on-the-market status.