Sentence examples for poorly worked out from inspiring English sources
For example, in the 1960s and 70s, the era of the new left, Dickens was considered well-meaning but naive; his "programme" was thought to be poorly worked out and inconsistent - not Marxist enough (though Marx was a great fan of Dickens).
Hence, the state will be guided by very poorly worked out ideas that experts in manipulation and mass appeal use to help themselves win office.
It's worked out poorly for Democrats, because it's meant they can't get serious about fixing the law's very real shortcomings.
It worked out averagely well for Charlotte Church and Kris Jenner, poorly for Ricky Gervais, Michael McIntyre, Joan Rivers, Adam Carolla, Lily Allen, John McEnroe and, most notoriously, Chevy Chase.
Although mechanism of action and function of XPA in NER has been worked out, the neurological abnormalities in XP-A patients remain poorly explained [ 55].
Greinke would later admit that he handled the trade request poorly, that he was "pretty rude" on the way out, but the deal worked out well for both teams.
"It worked out perfectly.
She said that these difficulties made her realize that things work out poorly when she makes her own plans for her life, so she decided to live according to what she believed to be God's plan from then onwards.
According to one former health care analyst who followed the company, "It kept using high multiple stock to make acquisitions, and ultimately they did not work out because the acquired businesses were poorly managed".
LinkedIn, meanwhile, is performing fairly poorly in terms of critical mass: only 13% of its users are turning to the site as a news source, working out to only 3% of all U.S. adults.
