Sentence examples for then poorly from inspiring English sources

The Liverpool defense then poorly marked Touré for his header.

Known in Cooke's day as bramble brand, the disease was then poorly understood but I could easily identify the distinctive club-shaped spores from his description and illustration.

The small amounts captured are then poorly distributed (Homewood and Thompson 2010).

Since then, poorly understood so-called 'anti-calcification' treatments were added and the homograft concept rediscovered under the catch-phrase 'stentless'stentless

However, if all the states are included in the Bellman residual, then poorly estimated states introduce rows affected by large noise both in P ̂ and c ̂.

These polymers exhibit prominent α peaks, associated to the dynamic glass transitions, and then poorly defined β-relaxations and two other relaxation zones labelled as γ- and δ-relaxation in order of decreasing temperatures.

So here's another question: has any team played so well over the first five months of the season — and then so poorly in the last one?

The Buckeyes had shot so poorly then: they had trailed by 13 points at halftime and by 20 with just over 11 minutes remaining.

"We started so poorly and then we gifted them a second goal so we gave ourselves a bit of a mountain to climb.

Then David Cone pitched so poorly in an 8-7 loss to the A's that he defensively said, "I'm not done by a long shot".

However, older seeds may germinate and then grow poorly.