Sentence examples for poorly upon from inspiring English sources

Like Office Space, it performed poorly upon its initial release and later became a cult hit.

"I am sorry that the comments made by Kevin have reflected poorly upon the Groupe and our culture.

By avoiding the dreaded F, they preserve their reputations and jobs, since administrators don't want data that reflect poorly upon their schools.

Her takedown response went viral, no doubt spurred by the consciences of her Northern compatriots, who heeded her advice to: "Think about the fact that for every second he is in office, and after almost every tweet he sends, he is reflecting poorly upon the rest of Queensland.

So one might be forgiven for reacting poorly upon hearing about Merci, a new store that is: (a) all the rage in Paris; (b) in the ultratrendy Marais district; (c) a "concept store" mixing fashion and design; and (d) one in which the profits go to charity.

All these chance associations show that it's truly a small world after all they surely shouldn't be taken to reflect poorly upon Chicago's clean reputation.

Adriaan den Ouden called out the variety as the best part of the game, likening it to a buffet table, while also acknowledging that none of the sections were "amazing" on their own and could easily be looked upon poorly.

Pharmacodynamic affects are complex and depend upon poorly measured variables such as receptor function and intracellular response which can alter drug action (Hughes 1998).

This may be, in part, a consequence of poorly agreed upon study objectives.

Due to its small size and low abundance on HRSV virions, SH is poorly immunogenic upon natural infections (Connors et al, 1991; Akerlind-Stopner et al, 1993).

Furthermore, Dunker and co-workers demonstrated that fusion of a variety of disordered polypeptide tags containing repetitive, highly negatively charged sequences (termed "entropic bristles") enhanced the aqueous solubility of many proteins previously shown to be poorly soluble upon expression in E. coli.