Sentence examples for was more poorly from inspiring English sources

"I was more poorly behaved than the baby," said Hurley, who has won 984 games in 38 seasons.

A huge star in the silent-film era, Keaton adjusted well to sound, but each movie was more poorly conceived than the one before.

"Perhaps the old discipline code was more poorly written and less clear, but that's not why we have a lack of order or safety in our classrooms," Ms. Moskowitz said.

Diastolic compliance, expressed as baseline/postischemic diastolic slope ratios, was more poorly preserved by University of Wisconsin solution (0.67 ± 0.07) than by the pinacidil (0.88 ± 0.05, P =.041) and control solutions (0.87 ± 0.05, P =.021).

Bankers here said the Bank of China was in so much trouble not because it was more poorly run than its peers -- in fact, it is probably the best run of the large state banks, they said -- but rather because its extensive overseas operations subject it to the close scrutiny of foreign bank regulators.

However, when transferring twice, walking time was more poorly perceived in the second transfer, followed by in-vehicle time in the second vehicle, and waiting times.

Other assertions made in this book are more poorly sourced.

Its release couldn't have been more poorly timed.

The other modalities are apparently more complicated; certainly they are more poorly understood.

For Mr. Wahid, the meeting could not have been more poorly timed.

Taylor would amass 161 rushing yards to atone for his miscue, which could not have been more poorly timed.