Sentence examples for said poorly from inspiring English sources

When asked how he played, Dupay said: "Poorly.

They said poorly braced beams gave way as concrete was poured to create the building's third floor.

Some prosecutors said the case overstated the problems with public defender programs, while others said poorly financed defender programs undermined the credibility of the entire criminal justice system.

Karen L. Brock, the director of Connecticut Safe Kids, a nonprofit organization that works to prevent accidents and that pushed the bill's passage, said poorly positioned seat belts could cause permanent injuries to the spinal cord, spleen and other organs.

He managed this feat in a string of decisions and dissents that pushed the court away from an idea it had relied on since 1892, that "a thing may be within the letter of the statute and yet not within the statute" – that justices can rely on what Congress meant but said poorly, or not at all.

Paul Knight, chief executive of the Salmon and Trout Association, said: "Poorly designed hydropower systems can cause damage to the river environment and its dependent species, so we are pleased to see that the report recommends that fish passes are used as a matter of course in all new hydropower installations".

Others say poorly paid teachers are at fault.

It has sold about as well as it was reviewed, which is to say poorly; the company took a nine-hundred-million-dollar write-down on the tablets.

Readers of my conversation with a fellow Times columnist, Farhad Manjoo, a few weeks ago know that I think the idea is, let's say, poorly thought out.

Some critics say Poorly Made in China is far too negative about China's manufacturing record.

Seagate released a "fix" a while ago that took fixed the problem by bricking the drive, which was, needless to say, poorly received.