Sentence examples for poorly viewed from inspiring English sources

You will be very, very poorly viewed by society," Imam Mbaye Niang, a Deputy in Senegal's National Assembly, who opposes abortion, told us.

She describes this as a "double burden", adding that if such female entrepreneurs "don't [also] carry out their duties in their private life, they are poorly viewed".

The big risk was not taking the shot, playing poorly and being viewed by the staff as unwilling to do what it took to help the team win.

An indication of how poorly early Christians viewed sex is the fact that they declared Jesus to have been conceived without carnal contact.

In particular, according to research by the Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg, Mr. Obama's performance was viewed poorly by unmarried women, who wanted a more combative tone and a sharper critique of Mr. Romney's views about the middle class.

Continually extending your credit close to your limit is viewed poorly.

Public opinions on treatment differ markedly to those of health professionals; alternative treatments are held to be more helpful than pharmacological ones, which are viewed poorly.

Andrew Simon of Vibe found a "handful" of songs to be poorly conceived and viewed that the album's strength was Saadiq's "crisp" production and bass playing, writing that "On a dime, the thick tones of the multi-instrumentalist's weaopn of choice go from low and rumbly to high and tight".

They also found that the profession of midwifery was viewed poorly by the general public.

As workaround behaviours are not legally sanctioned, they can be viewed poorly by colleagues [ 36, 38] and not accommodated for by 'mediocre' [ 66] and casual or non permanent nurses [ 42].

So, Bush wasn't hurt by the moment, and Quayle was viewed as poorly as he was before.