Above all, I lived in constant fear of doing poorly academically, and being shipped back to Millersport, where my farm tasks awaited.
Gales almost wrecked Albemarle as she was a poorly designed ship and an earlier accident had left her damaged, but Nelson eventually brought her into Portsmouth in February 1782.
With the Navy suffering severe shortages in men and equipment and with other theatres of war deemed more important, small, old and poorly maintained ships were activated from reserve and based in harbours in East Anglia, principally the port of Yarmouth, under the command of Admiral Adam Duncan.
Traffickers involved in the international trade frequently smuggle contraband across poorly secured borders into neighboring countries that lack strong trafficking laws, with the animals, or animal parts, shipped overseas from there.
The iconic Obama ad, which ran repeatedly, had Romney singing — poorly — "America the Beautiful" as a series of stark facts appeared on the screen: "In business, Mitt Romney's firms shipped jobs to Mexico and China...
Specimens were shipped weekly.
Amnesty International has also said that dozens of detainees held in poorly ventilated metal shipping containers 20km from Juba are "suffering in appalling conditions and their overall treatment is nothing short of torture".
This reduction shows that similar transport of poorly sanitized material by ships was also an important mechanism behind the infection's spread in Norway.
Though the ships were poorly armored compared to foreign designs in general, the ships' underwater protection was the greatest weakness in the armor scheme.
If they think they are being treated poorly, if they are concerned about a retailer's financial statements or if they are simply spooked by the rumor mill, they may stop shipping goods to a store.
