Sentence examples for singularly poor from inspiring English sources

And the big military machines, which are so honed for 20th century war, are singularly poor at winning a 21st century peace.

Dr Gavin Schmidt, the head of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, has described Soon's work as "singularly poor" and "almost pointless".

Writing as though he were annotating the margins of a singularly poor tutorial essay, Lucas finds Orwell's work on mass and popular culture praiseworthy but treats everything else he wrote as a single text marred by incoherence.

It is a singularly fatal disease, singularly pathetic because it frequently attacks promising youth.

Abnormal proportions of phenotypically and functionally distinct CD4+CD28null T-cells, the daughter progeny of repetitive antigen-driven lymphocyte proliferations, and a frequent and specific finding of chronic immunologic diseases [47], [48], are also present in the circulation (and lungs) of IPF patients singularly destined for poor outcomes [16].

Dr. Bhagwati, a Columbia University professor, notes that "poor countries are singularly unequipped to cope with the chaotic regime".

Previous attempts to contain the sub-prime crisis to America's trailer parks and poorer suburbs proved singularly unsuccessful: the key word of the past eight months has been contagion not containment, and there are plenty of other banks that have allowed greed to influence their investment decisions.

"There is," Justice Scalia wrote, "no doubt that the Ninth Circuit has a singularly (and, I had thought, notoriously) poor record on appeal.

To date, singularly-parameterized surface constructions suffer from poor highlight line distributions, ruling them out as a surface representation of choice for primary design surfaces.

As race relations liaison officer was "singularly ineffective" and partly to blame for poor race relations at Feltham.

In short, it looms singularly large.