Sentence examples for poorly set from inspiring English sources
"The iconography was so poorly set up".
(One flared naturally; the other had been poorly set by a doctor after it was broken in a gym accident).
It's also true that Microsoft was let down by driver writers and that some PC manufacturers sold Vista poorly set up on barely adequate hardware.
The Democrats say a hand recount will prove that it is a matter of poorly set equipment that refilled holes punched by voters.
Labour, for example, is well organised in marginal seats, but is poorly set up in its own safe seats where it has faced little political opposition for years.
The Democrats say a hand recount will prove that it is a matter of poorly set equipment or "hanging chads," the tiny pieces of paper that can cling to a punched ballot card.
And, upon closer inspection, the mirror seems to be doing its job poorly, setting up an almost vertiginous search by the viewer for the right way to look at the picture.
Norwich levelled late in the first half thanks to a dreadful error by Paulo Gazzaniga, the goalkeeper, but Nigel Adkins, the Southampton manager, questioned Clattenburg's award of a free-kick for Nathaniel Clyne's challenge on Snodgrass, who picked himself up to bend the ball round a poorly set-up wall and under Gazzaniga's dive.
It's too bad then that a lot of us are ignorantly watching poorly set-up HDTVs.
While slight discomfort is common for those who put their penises in cages (duh), in more serious cases a faulty or poorly set-up cage can cause serious injury, and if that happens, a keyholder needs to be able to remove the device right away.
Penske driver Helio Castroneves beat an IRS federal rap Friday night in a Miami courtroom, flew to Long Beach, qualified eighth, then beat Penske teammate Will Power out of the sorted-out car Power drive to the pole; Power got back at his boss and his co-driver in the Penske tradition, by not giving in, and finishing second in his poorly set-up car and - most important - beating Castroneves.
