Sentence examples for poorly seated from inspiring English sources
But that calls for new diagnostic skills, and brings new suspicions: the roofer who falls 50 feet is a corpse, but the poorly seated keyboard worker with repetitive strain injury may look to his boss like a malingerer.A second problem is that the safety regime is not one system but two.
If the compression reading increases a little, the problem is probably worn, broken, or poorly seated piston rings.
A poorly seated control prevents it from properly detecting tank temperature, as it relies on firm physical contact with the tank for heat transfer.
WITH a poorly fitted seat or shorts that chafe, cycling can be a pain.
Harvesting operation with agricultural combines imposes excessive physical loads on the operators and the poorly designed seats may be an important contributory factor in this regard.
Karen L. Brock, the director of Connecticut Safe Kids, a nonprofit organization that works to prevent accidents and that pushed the bill's passage, said poorly positioned seat belts could cause permanent injuries to the spinal cord, spleen and other organs.
The theory is that Mr Piëch would like to substitute Alfa for VW's much less charismatic and poorly-performing Seat brand.Although Mr Marchionne did not reveal the full extent of his plans for Alfa (and the rest of the Fiat Group) until April, a straw in the wind was the appointment in January of Harald Wester, a German engineer, to run the unit.
The opposition Liberals fared poorly, losing 19 seats; the leftist New Democrats gained eight seats; the separatist Bloc Québécois prevented the Conservatives from picking up seats in Quebec.
