Sentence examples for some poor ones from inspiring English sources

Romney's Momentum Fades Slightly Heading Into Conventions Over all, with a set of reasonably favorable state polls on Thursday through Saturday after some poor ones earlier last week, Mr. Obama has rebounded a bit in our Electoral College forecast.

Much better than some poor ones.

Aye, Much better than some poor ones.

And historically, the performance of the Columbus Dispatch poll has been about average, with some strong years and some poor ones.

Despite varying legal regimes, union density has fallen across most rich countries and some poor ones in recent decades, often more steeply than in America.

If I hit it reasonably straight I can attack a lot of holes, but I hit some poor ones". He sure did.

"I thought we came up with some poor one-on-one misses early doors for soft tries, we worked our way back into the game and challenged them early in the second half.

It is just over three months since he took charge and in that time Liverpool have had some great games and some really poor ones, much like they did under his predecessor Brendan Rodgers in the first part of the season.

"Under Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool have put in some stunning displays (Manchester City and Southampton), but also some desperately poor ones (Newcastle and Watford): consistency is an issue.

ALTHOUGH most rich countries, and some leapfrogging poor ones like India, are adopting electronic medical records, doctors' surgeries in America still mostly do things the old-fashioned way.

Yet, in a recent study, Australian academic Athena Vongalis-Macrow found that while 67percentnt of professional women surveyed knew that networking was important, their "networking was ineffective to help them achieve their aims". I belong to a few excellent women's networking groups -- and I've experienced some very poor ones.