Sentence examples similar to poorly used time from inspiring English sources
The cluster of words related to evidence was poorly used and remained stable across countries over time.
Often these weapons were poorly used.
The prime minister used question time to label it "one of the most confused and poorly researched articles I've seen on this topic on the ABC's website".
It is also suggested that the poorly timed use of such devices by the general dog owner can cause anxiety in dogs [ 12], since unpredictable application of shock influences stress responses [ 13].
It is noteworthy that older adults with undernourishment in the present study also scored poorly in lower limb strength using the timed five-repetition sit-to-stand test and balance ability in the falls risk test using PPA.
Now if any time something goes a little askew, like if I'm feeling a little poorly, I use Edward G. Robinson's line from ''Little Caesar,'' ''Is this the end of Rico?'' I'm constantly saying that to Mel [Brooks].. . .
Third, most organizations use tough times to rethink their strategies, but usually they do so poorly.
Stanley Morison, the creator of Times New Roman, was asked to design the font after he publicly declared that the British newspaper The Times used poorly designed typefaces.
Most studies using short time-series data have applied methods that had been developed for static or long time-series microarray data, and which tend to perform poorly with limited temporal sampling.
On average, both perform poorly over time.
