Sentence examples for sort of poorly from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the redactions form a sort of poorly edited crossword puzzle — more than one answer works.

His military response in Afghanistan was not the sort of poorly directed lashing out that Bill Clinton had used in 1998 after al-Qaeda destroyed two American embassies in east Africa: it was a resolute, measured effort, which was reassuringly sober about the likely length of the campaign against Osama bin Laden and the elusiveness of anything worth the name of victory.

You expect to see a sort of poorly child don't you, or some other sort of symptoms that were more obvious?

Ph1 I don't think it's going to be of massive benefit in terms of that chart there where it's all laid out, there are some sort of poorly educated patients, and I don't think it would necessarily help all them.

However, these views may have been affected by their perceptions around the services they provided themselves: I don't think it's going to be of massive benefit in terms of that chart there where it's all laid out, there are some sort of poorly educated patients, and I don't think it would necessarily help all them.

But the LURD's fighters are now ignoring their politicians' call for a renewed ceasefire.Reluctant either to land its troops in Liberia, or to abandon it altogether, the United States risks being entangled in the sort of poorly-mandated, multinational intervention it has so often deplored.

Tight security, a ban on camera phone-happy guests and a paucity of actual news didn't stop countless rumour-laden (ahem, probably fabricated) reports publishing all sorts of poorly sourced "details" and "revelations" on the secretive event.

By separating the search and navigation from the actual TV, Google and others are seeking to solve this issue, by allowing users to do the hard work of finding what they want to watch on smart, touch-enabled screens, without having to navigate through all sorts of poorly designed foolishness on the TV.

In a certain way, you can't blame them: it would deluge the editors' in-boxes with all sorts of poorly written works.

Reluctant to lose her help around the house, he gets unsolicited advice from a lifelong friend, who, despite coming off as a sort of cynical and poorly socialized loose cannon, is the movie's catalytic conscience.

Internet asbos – although they make MPs sound switched-on and diligent -  will do precisely nothing to halt the flow of hate from the sort of damaged and poorly educated individuals who gain large amounts of self-worth from typing it.