Sentence examples for use poorly from inspiring English sources

Polls that are especially "bouncy" may use poorly designed demographic weighting algorithms.

Ogilvy insisted that it is better not to advertise than to use poorly designed or poorly written advertisements.

When they cook with charcoal, they often use poorly designed indoor stoves that fill their houses with a deadly cloud of pollutants.

In the huge shantytowns, many use poorly built latrines that collapse during the rainy season, or they use the beach or the narrow spaces between houses, and the failing sewerage system pumps raw waste into the streets.

Part of that is due to the nature of the industrial control systems for critical infrastructure, which tend not to be connected to the wider internet, and to use poorly understood proprietary instruction sets.

In a 2009 meta-analysis, Craig Ferguson and John Kilburn argued that many studies use poorly validated or unreliable aggression measures, and that there was a bias in the research literature towards only publishing studies showing a significant link between video games and aggressive behaviour.

"The dangers of using poorly designed models were made all too clear in the banking sector.

"In some schools, technology is used poorly and it can have a damaging impact on education," he says.

"Using poorly created words may be well intentioned," he said, "but neglects the reality of the language and pushes speakers into Spanish".

In this country, chenin blanc gets a bum rap not because of any failings but because it has been used poorly over the years.

"We felt if we could pick stocks using poorly correlated factors such as value and momentum, we could produce better, more stable returns".