Sentence examples for seriously poor from inspiring English sources

The Switzerland-based economist, Charles Wyplosz, argues that EU obsessions with not supporting fiscal stimuli show seriously poor judgment.

If seriously poor leadership is threatening to disrupt an organisation (by causing staff to resign, for example), Fellows advises two options.

Logically, it's far more likely to be an example of seriously poor judgement than a conscious and intentional effort to stigmatise those with mental health sufferers.

We do not have a special isolation room for pupils who have displayed seriously poor behaviour and our detentions are not taken seriously by the very worst offenders.

It seems a bit unfair that, having fought to be taken seriously poor old media studies gets yet another bashing at the hands of dodgy research.

The trouble with this potentially admirable effort is that the data on which these tables rely is usually second-hand and often of seriously poor quality.

Rich whites moaned that there would be no more holidays abroad or fancy foreign cars; more seriously, the poor watched food costs rise, as prices of oil, transport and imported grain all surged.

During hearings before the beginning of the legislative session, Marostica supported withdrawing all state funding from public research universities, a move opposed by university leaders, but which was discussed more seriously after poor economic forecasts.

As a consequence, the data quality can be seriously affected (poor spatial precision, missing points), and hence, it can complicate the process of identifying fixations (Holmqvist et al., 2012).

Work inside the unit was found to be "seriously dysfunctional", with poor levels of clinical competence, extremely poor working relationships, and a determination among midwives to pursue normal childbirth "at any cost".

The first, which will seriously expose its poor financial position, is the third-quarter results.