Sentence examples for unusually poor from inspiring English sources

Also from ProFootballFocus.com: Nnamdi Asomugha is an unusually poor tackler.

Perhaps, that is the explanation for the unusually poor turnout.

For Ms. Prince the fit was unusually poor, and the brand was more like a trap.

And now Britain looks to be in an unusually poor position to defend its interests in Europe.

But Georgia is unusually poor at funding its roads: the state ranks 49th for per capita transportation funding.

His best weapon, Calvin Johnson, had an unusually poor game, particularly in crossing the deep-intermediate levels of Minnesota's zones.

He only loses the one point in this game, unusually a poor volley, but it can't stop him cruising onwards.

Another possibility is that the star formed from an interstellar medium of gas and dust that was unusually metal-poor.

Another possible cause of an individual's engaging in such activities could be bipolar disorder, which, if not treated by medication, would lead to unusually intense desires, poor impulse control and bad social judgment, Dr. Friedman said.

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Using the classical limits (not adjusted for multiple comparisons), 15 ICUs were identified as having unusually good or poor performance.