Sentence examples for though poorly from inspiring English sources

His final screenwriting effort a musical adaptation (1973) of an earlier movie (1937) based on James Hilton's Lost Horizon (1933)—though poorly received, was highly remunerative.

By Yoni Brenner C_laude Debussy — "La Mer"_ Though poorly received by critics at its 1905 première, "La Mer" ("The Sea") has survived to become one of Debussy's most beloved and enduring orchestral works.

Though poorly understood, replication initiation has been associated with HR-independent recombination in S. cerevisiae (Lopes et al. 2003) and HR-dependent recombination in Saccharomyces pombe cells (Segurado et al. 2002).

Though poorly educated he made a lot of money.

Though poorly maintained and often occupied by the homeless, the municipal lots scheduled for demolition provided a necessary service.

Bonuses, though poorly administered in practice, are at least theoretically a useful tool for connecting pay and performance.

Many, though, are poorly designed and enforced.

His cautionary story is told in "Trail of a Terrorist," a fascinating, chilling, though often poorly produced installment of "Frontline".

It's mostly, though, a poorly written stream of far fetched claims, anti-science preaching, and light vs. darkness rabble rousing that would have gone over well in the dark ages.

The mechanisms of these effectors though are poorly understood.

In other ways, though, it is poorly prepared.