In Section 1 we will demonstrate that the French draft act, which came to nothing, was perhaps poorly constructed and less ambitious compared to legislation elsewhere in Europe.
From a plot using numbers from a one-line formula, I deduced that question 12 was perhaps poorly worded, and by question 9, that everyone understands the qualitative relationship between the year of a planet and the semi-major axis of its orbit.
Class rage was the primordial ooze of Sanders's run, and it represents a potent line of attack against a cartoonish Republican presidential nominee that Clinton is perhaps poorly positioned to exploit.
In what was perhaps the most poorly timed casting announcement of the year, actor Joseph Fiennes was tapped to star as pop icon Michael Jackson in the upcoming stand-alone British half-hour comedy, "Elizabeth, Michael & Marlon".
Elections are perhaps the most poorly funded of all of the critical elements of democracy in the U.S., and we get what we pay for.
It is perhaps more revealing that California ranks poorly in a range of ways, from students per computer to students per teacher.
Since histological differentiation stage is a characteristic that is intrinsic to the tumour tissue (and would most closely reflect the actual tumour cell proteome), the ability of the spectra to discriminate well/moderately differentiated from poorly differentiated histologies is perhaps unsurprising.
While it is unusual to run this test on discrete data, it is possible (although perhaps poorly motivated in this case), so long as appropriate modifications are made.
But documents in the civil case that Heyward filed against the city, as well as statements from witnesses and several retired NYPD detectives, indicate that Officer George was overly anxious and perhaps poorly trained, and that it is possible he may not have seen a gun – toy or real – in Nicholas's hands at all.
Perhaps he was poorly briefed or perhaps he was being farsighted.
In any case, it's hard to say which was more disingenuous, the Romney camp using Rosen's words as an opportunity to suggest that Democrats don't value stay-at-home moms, or the Obama camp rushing to distance itself from a statement that, while perhaps poorly worded, wasn't exactly false.
