Sentence examples for poorly stored from inspiring English sources

Poorly stored data can get your charity into trouble.

Beware of poorly stored juice, which turns musty, and if there is sediment, don't stir it up.

Plums and especially Pluots rarely suffer from the dry mealiness that can affect poorly stored peaches, nectarines and apricots.

Sewage, factory discharge and poorly stored toxic waste have contaminated soil and ground water in many regions.

He also discovered that the manuscript had been poorly stored and immediately arranged for the shipment of boxes, mounts and other storage materials from the United States.

There are still occasional cases of poorly stored or outdated vaccines causing ill health, or even death.

The pharmacies are poorly stocked and organized, drugs badly stored, with supplies always in shortage.

As recently as Friday, the federal Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to Mr. Tauzin saying the agency had "serious public health concerns" about drugs imported from foreign sources, saying they may be poorly packaged and stored and are of "unknown quality".

During MISs conducted during 2009 in Sudan, South Sudan, and Namibia, blood slides and RDTs were collected but it was found that slides were so poorly stained or stored and microscopy was ultimately abandoned (Snow RW, Noor AM, unpublished data).

Although poor data quality occasionally reflects the supply of resources (e.g. new logbooks), it is likely that health workers' limited engagement with the data for their own planning, monitoring, or research purposes is the primary explanation for poorly completed and stored records.

Sweet potatoes decay and grow moldy rather easily, especially if stored poorly.