Sentence examples for seemingly poor from inspiring English sources

But Denver's defense has been seemingly poor, allowing the fifth-most points so far in 2013.

Hearing about such amazing survival stories truly lifts my spirits and bolsters my hope for those with seemingly poor prognoses.

Shanahan answered questions on several other topics Monday, including a query on the seemingly poor condition of the turf at FedEx Field on Sunday (Seattle Coach Pete Carroll criticized the surface), but the Redskins' focus was clearly on Griffin.

"The state is going to focus where they see evidence of problems, either poor academic results or seemingly poor financial controls, and Roslyn, until lately, did not seem to have either of those".

But when it comes to that criterion's seemingly poor fit with our practical concerns generally, he suggests that, "in the world as we know it," there's much less of a problem than we might think (DeGrazia 2005, 60 61).

It also takes an overwhelming faith in your ability to execute and a seemingly poor understanding of probability to believe that you can succeed.

It's a real blow to have such an iconic figure seemingly make poor decisions like this, not only because we now don't get to see him fight for the foreseeable future, but it's disappointing to watch as an athlete with so much potential gets in his own way and perhaps ruins his career in the process.

Termites (Insecta, Isoptera) are ubiquitous arthropods that efficiently digest lignocellulose and flourish on this seemingly nutritionally poor diet.

Is she exploiting, teasing and ridiculing these poor, seemingly harmless fellows out of some misguided feminist rage?

Condemned by all sides because they are poor, seemingly "uncultured", common, working class, yet here they were heroes of their own story.

But he did say that the review allowed the department to identify seemingly minor perturbations — poor performance evaluations, excessive medical leaves, discourtesy complaints — as warning signs for early intervention.