Sentence examples for was perhaps poor from inspiring English sources

It was perhaps poor timing in August 2007 when Flavio Briatore, the playboy principal of Renault's Formula One racing team, announced he would build the Billionaire's Resort in sunny Malindi, his ex-girlfriend and presumptive business partner Naomi Campbell by his side.

Trump did something unprecedented at the second 2016 presidential debate: He called openly, outside of one of his red meat rallies, for Hillary Clinton to be jailed over the barrage of specious half-charges that even the FBI said were perhaps poor judgment, but not prosecutable as a crime.

Early graffiti was perhaps the poor man's equivalent.

In 1992, when a sixteen-year civil war that had left nearly a million dead finally came to an end, Mozambique was perhaps the poorest country in the world.

It was perhaps also a poor grasp of English that led to the conclusion that the Velvet Underground's anxious junkie song Waiting for the Man was about a girl waiting for her boyfriend.

We set out to check whether this was perhaps due to poor local sequence quality in the Ensembl sequence by performing genomic PCR on our own chimp and gibbon (Hylobates lar) DNA samples; this confirmed all three nonsense mutations in the chimp [GenBank: DQ640072], but showed that the gibbon [GenBank: DQ640073], like human and rhesus monkey, has an intact open reading frame.

The less potent but still thoroughly unpleasant remainder will be destroyed in Finland and America over the coming months.The development of chemical weapons was perhaps science's poorest contribution to humanity.

George W. Bush's promise to wipe out the achievement gap between rich and poor students was perhaps the most important theme of his presidential campaign.

He was perhaps most frustrated by his poor play early against the Dolphins on Nov. 10, but the Jets ultimately won that game.

It is, perhaps, a poor time to celebrate.

As an introduction to Tanizaki, "The Gourmet Club" is perhaps a poor choice, but for readers already familiar with the breadth of his novelistic range -- from "Naomi" to "The Makioka Sisters" to "Diary of a Mad Old Man" -- these stories offer fascinating glimpses into the obscurer corners of his art.