Sentence examples for represented a poor from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the BBC, the culture secretary, Sajid Javid, said the plan addressed the long-standing complaint that annuities represented a poor deal for many pensioners.

The president, Florentino Pérez, had paid A.C. Milan $90 million for Kaká, and the time he missed because of his injury represented a poor return on the investment.

Many senior figures within British sport, including London 2012 chairman Sebastian Coe and Steve Cram, the influential chairman of the English Institute of Sport, were concerned it represented a poor return for £26.5m of Lottery money, which made UK Athletics the country's best funded governing body.

The follow-up of these patients was essential to confirm that OF cortex malfunctioning represented a poor outcome in terms of medication overuse.

Furthermore, according to our results, this molecular parameter represented a poor prognosis indicator in NSCLC.

A raw score under 13 indicated poor emotional well-being and represented a poor quality of life.

That represents a poor lookout for British democracy.

"These plans are flawed on every level and represent a poor use of scarce NHS resources.

He represents a poor constituency in rural Wales, where not many people go to private schools.

Three of the 'Big Four' banks represent a poor choice for current accounts, according to a survey in the latest edition of Which?

Gore and Blood join a growing chorus of voices from the financial sector and politics who believe coal represents a poor option for investors.