Sentence examples for sometimes with a poor from inspiring English sources

Their raw speed and race craft may be there after years of racing since they were children in go-karts, but the ability to deal well with teams, the media, the pressures of travel and disappointments on the track, sometimes with a poor car, requires another level of maturity.

The fact that at least 14 of the 51 dogs, from the investigated three breeds, were euthanized, mainly due to the disease, demonstrates that SA can be a challenging disease, sometimes with a poor prognosis.

Sweating is sometimes associated with a poor diet.

During the workshops, nurses acknowledged that they sometimes had a poor relationship with parents of children on the ward.

Officials who did not want to participate, were either not interested, had no time, or sometimes indicated a poor relationship with their RPHS.

Sometimes he misread putts, sometimes he made a poor stroke.

Mickeal, with the ability to penetrate nicely and the lack of a great outside shooting touch, sometimes resembles a poor man's Sprewell.

Finally, CVT in children sometimes has a poor prognosis despite prompt diagnosis and therapy.

Mr Brands's challenge is greater here, for Jackson is an ambiguous figure and the book's muscular and enthusiastic tone is sometimes a poor fit with its subject.Commonly known as "Old Hickory", Jackson turns out to have been on the wrong side of history on many issues.

'It is sometimes seen as a poor relation compared with university.' Speaking of apprenticeships, I venture the opinion that Harpin, who has appeared on radio programmes about business, would be a natural as the next businessman-turned-TV star in the mould of Sir Alan Sugar.

The study of comparative religion, talks with scholars, and his own reading of theological works brought him to the conclusion that all religions were true and yet every one of them was imperfect because they were "interpreted with poor intellects, sometimes with poor hearts, and more often misinterpreted".