The whole city, architecture and people, lurch at all angles, backward, worn and poorly maintained.
The inconvenience of working with poorly functioning tools will hinder this development cycle at each stage.
Look for an obvious cause of the injury such as poorly fitting equipment or a missed step while sprinting.
Too many children are turning up at school hungry, poorly dressed and unfit to study because of rising poverty levels, a teaching union warns today.
For instance, they had to imagine they woke their friend up late at night, and because of the sleep disturbance, the friend did poorly on an interview the next day.
The poorly sealed can blew.
Ah Q was well (poorly) rendered by him.
For example, Listing 3 is an example of a poorly written and inflexible script.
These features are as yet poorly documented; however, they are similar to bash scripting features in syntax.
Organize your trip seamlessly to avoid the unpleasant surprises that a poorly planned trip can present-such as a missed flight or lack of decent lodging.
Physical examination showed him to be moderately Built and poorly nourished. His temperature was 98.60F(37 c),pulse 82,and Blood pressure 120/. cardiovascular, respiratory, and abdominal examination showed no abnormality.
The alternative, he warns, is growing social pressure from a marginalized class of poorly-educated, poorly-paid workers unwilling or unable to return to the countryside.
Come with me, I beseech you, reverend Sir; else you will be poorly able to do Sabbath duty to-morrow.
Take for example Iran, I don't see why Western nations should demonize Iran and see it as a threat when it is them whom have treated Iranians poorly.
Hamlet was poorly rendered by him.
That bout of anarchy went down poorly with Bangkokians, including the so-called silent majority.
However, if done improperly or without careful consideration, you can create an insecure system, or at least one with poorly understood trust relationships.
He then hands her a poorly crafted ashtray.
If you fail at a test or perform poorly at an audition, you could erroneously call yourself a failure.
Nor did it accept that the events being investigated were too minor, or too poorly described, to be an offence in England too (this “dual criminality” test is a central feature of the EAW).
And we sometimes may be led astray, perhaps because a street sign is hiding behind a tree, or by a poorly marked on-ramp.
The poorly designed bridge needs remedial work to make it safe.
The patient was but poorly able to sit up.
And two-tier systems perform poorly when a fat client must connect to a database over the WAN.
It is only natural that the war should be taken "out of the trenches", since the war is being fought in the vast expanses of China and since our side will remain poorly equipped technically for quite a long time.
Although such icons may look great, they draw undue attention to themselves and render poorly at small sizes, meaning that they must necessarily take up extra real estate to be legible.
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