Sentence examples for would poorly from inspiring English sources

Owning more Il-96 would poorly suit Aeroflot because the plane does not comply with European Union noise regulations.

It further concludes that building the plant would poorly serve the applicable coastal management plan, in this case, the city's intention to rezone and redevelop the waterfront.

But the likely alternative though one that would poorly serve the economy and consumers is for those companies to use the power of governments to slow or thwart Wi-Fi's advance.

If the registries contributing to a stratum were not representative, then their MI ratios would poorly predict incidence in that stratum.

Moreover, the sheer volume of samples collected would be unlikely to be feasible for analysis as part of routine regulatory activities, and even in a research setting leads to long processing times, which would poorly suit a rapid policy response.

Furthermore, metabolic flux analysis can usually only be used with models of the central metabolism since intracellular fluxes would poorly be determined in the full system [ 10], even if data from isotopic tracer experiments are available [ 11].

The threat of a takeover would discipline poorly performing companies.

"We hoped Tinsley would shoot poorly, as he had before they played us," Chaney said.

Sure enough, the self-styled impostors predicted that they would do poorly.

But he would shoot poorly if he had to play with a MacGregor X10L.

In fact, the language would put poorly paid junior staff members at a disadvantage.