Sentence examples for technically poor from inspiring English sources

mike selvey (@selvecricket) Irrespective of anomalous interpretation of run out law, that was technically poor from Morgan.

Devers, also part of the relay tonight, remained undefeated in the 100 hurdles this season, winning in 12.54 seconds after what she called "a technically poor performance".

"As the Dutch judge has rightly pointed out: Apple's design rights cannot force us to make technically poor products," Henrik Timmann, a lawyer for Samsung, said Thursday.

Still, the tendency was for the English to blame the foreigner in charge, rather than as is the common perception of the team in the rest of the world over-lauded, but technically poor players.Mr Redknapp, on the other hand, is an old-school British manager.

Though she accuses him of being a technically poor writer, the heart of her criticism is ethical not aesthetic.

The Texas Court of Appeals got this result exactly right, and it is a curiosity how the District Court made such a technically poor ruling.

Long-expired film isn't worth the trouble of shooting and the cost of developing unless one wants special effects technically poorer than a cheap digital camera's photos.

It was technically very poor.

It's been very frustrating working with Chris as he is technically so poor.

The fact that the headphones are, technically, quite poor makes me recommend some BYO gear if you buy this mixer or to look at a higher-end device, perhaps from Yamaha or Numark, and compare and contrast.

More than 900,000 people in Michigan who aren't technically considered poor fit the ALICE definition.