Sentence examples for records poorly from inspiring English sources

City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr. issued an audit yesterday accusing the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation of keeping records poorly, having a flawed leasing system and failing to pay the city $2.2 million in rent.

I will admit to sleeping on Columbus' Unholy Two for awhile just for the simple reason that I cataloged them away in my brain with all those limp dick bands like Drunkdriver who have song titles like "I Raped Your Grandmas' Older Pregnant Sister" and purposely record their records poorly.

Sometimes people don't record anything, or they record poorly.

Although data on malformations are contained on the vital statistics files, they are recorded poorly.

The remaining variables of assessments/advice and immunisations were recorded poorly, with a variation between 3 and 51%.

One in diabetes care regarding documentation of HbA1C readings, the other in a general medical setting, stating that elements essential for a complete clinical history were recorded poorly when using an EHR [ 53, 54].

His early records sold poorly, but constant touring and radio performances honed him into a slick entertainer.

Its records sold poorly but were championed by subsequent generations of rockers, including the Replacements, R.E.M., the Bangles, the Posies, and Teenage Fanclub.

And critics with knowledge of the group's workings have described a chaotically run organization in which the board of directors rarely met, large fees were paid to consultants, and records were poorly kept.

The records sold poorly at the time, but Mr. Rugolo lobbied Capitol to release nearly all of them in 1957 on a 12-inch LP, "Birth of the Cool," one of the landmark albums in jazz.

Records for poorly labelled products that had already been sold were therefore missed.