Sentence examples for runs poorly from inspiring English sources

If Obama wins re-election narrowly while Romney runs poorly among Hispanics, the White House theory runs, Republican leaders will feel that they have a strong political incentive to accept some kind of path to citizenship for the nation's illegal immigrant population.

Netbooks are clearly here to stay, and the new models with larger screens and larger keyboards solve two of the three problems I have with them (the last issue is Vista and XP, which runs poorly on these devices, but people are fixing that problem, too).

Although this tactic occasionally wins offsides when strikers time their runs poorly, it also causes City serious problems when opponents find space between the lines, especially if City are not putting pressure on the man in possession.

Michael Waltrip also ran poorly, but playfully blamed it on the budding darkness.

Mutai had made the Olympics, but ran poorly in difficult conditions.

Mr. Kiser said the summary did not note that some tested engines ran poorly on E15, losing power, running hotter than normal or stalling.

He has a blue-collar background, potentially giving him appeal among working-class voters, another bloc in which Mr. Obama ran poorly in the primaries.

"He's running poorly among his own core constituency, which you could say is a sign of real weakness," said Mark DiCamillo, director of the Field Poll.

He ran poorly in states that favor gun control, gay rights and abortion rights, such as New York, Illinois and California, building his electoral majority in the Plains and Rocky Mountain states and the South.

Each may have suffered his final stumble on the road to the Derby on Saturday when their last-chance horses ran poorly in the Lexington Stakes at Keeneland.

Joined National-winning trainer Jimmy Mangan in Ireland for this season and has run poorly, but on going much softer than he likes.