Sentence examples for quickly poor from inspiring English sources

"We estimate that 90 per cent of jobseekers probably have poor numeracy," says Ellicock, "but while poor literacy skills become apparent quite quickly, poor numeracy is often not identified and so it's never addressed".

And while the bill extended the required holding time to three years to receive the treatment, most venture capital investments don't return that quickly (poor hedge fund managers though).

On a standout track that ends as soon as it runs out of lyrics (that is, very quickly) Poor Sport reworks Rihanna's vague EDM pep-talk into a hectic, cavernous piece of undefinable club music.

As a consequence of his attempting to return too quickly, poor health and poor form limited his subsequent appearances and effectiveness; by the middle of August he had scored a total of just 73 runs.

With this improved form, I began to progress quickly, before poor alignment sent pain to my knees.

Once that market begins to disappear, though, Big Pharma will most likely pursue the billions of middle-aged people in quickly advancing poor countries.

But co-founder Luke Hughes says it quickly became poor value for money and wasn't compatible with the personal service the business provides.

Though encouraging, the most recent test scores show a clear division between middle-class neighborhoods, which are improving quickly, and poor neighborhoods, which are improving at a slower rate.

Mr. Sheehan's play "Kingdoms," about the confrontation between Napoleon and Pope Pius VII, was produced at the Cort Theater on Broadway in 1981 but closed quickly after poor reviews.

Figure 8 shows the porosity quickly becomes poor with the depth increasing.

Nothing kills productivity as quickly as poor health.