Sentence examples for poorly taken from inspiring English sources
In contrast, MAP was poorly taken up by the cell.
Put England at an immediate disadvantage in the quarter-final shoot-out with a poorly taken first penalty.
O.K. We know there have been hundreds of poorly taken penalty kicks in the history of the game.
— DUNCAN IRVING Navas wins a corner, and it's poorly taken — spinning to Alonso outside the box, before the ball is passed back to Casillas.
Espindola's poorly taken quick free kick also led to the sequence that gave Chivas their penalty – a fact noted by Mike Petke, along with remarks on Espindola's holdup play, in his half time comments to the cameras.
Although myricetin was as potent as Proxison in a cell-free radical scavenging assay, it was poorly taken up by cells, possibly due to its instability at neutral pH or its low lipophilicity43,44.
Kenny Holmes, the right defensive end who came to the Giants amid great expectations and played poorly, took Fassel's words to heart, but in a different way.
BMC behaved exceptionally, as a small population showed a very high level of exosome uptake, whereas thymocytes (TC) poorly took-up exosomes.
They are amateurish: poorly framed, taken with a cheap camera.
If you plan to be minimized, neglected, and starved for attention and affection, then accept that kind of treatment from the beginning and train your partner from the start that you will accept being treated poorly and taken for granted.
Simplified start-up laws and better access to credit helped Rwanda soar.Countries that fare poorly sometimes take it personally.
