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But, at the same time, taxpayers are right to be outraged that the bailout itself was poorly thought out, unable to live up to its promises.

Poorly designed and implemented systems may be easy to write but they're a real challenge to support.

But, as Howell and Koskela's paper described, the manager is often poorly situated to plan accurately or completely.

One even hinted that some billboards might be taken down on the pretext that they were poorly made and might fall and cause accidents.

I was unable to hear my own sounds, but I knew very well that I spoke English poorly.

They often find themselves trying to get past bored, poorly paid guards and officials to see someone or something more important.

Tom: That's right, Roger. As you know, the company has been faring poorly lately.

That seems to bode poorly for the prospect of a non-Chinese kickboard, but I get lucky again.

Osirak was a lone, poorly guarded, and inoperative nuclear plant that had a year earlier been damaged by an Iranian airstrike.

You seem to get enough sleep, but you sleep poorly, wake up irritable, and feel tired all day.

Pubescence is often poorly developed or absent in proximal florets of viviparous spikelets.

This most visceral and ritual of actions tends to be mediated through a flimsy, poorly conceived amalgam of shapes.

This distinctive species is often collected in flower, but the fruit is poorly known.

In a country where two-thirds of the population lives on less than $1 a day, a poorly paid job is better than none at all.

Within a few weeks of her promotion, Leslie decided that she would rather quit her job than be treated this poorly.

"With other investment asset classes performing poorly, art will still be viewed as an alternative investment, " he said.

But, I said, he kept eating poorly, hiding in his room and violating the doctor's orders.

So is concern about the quality of properties for sale: a lot of factories were put up in a hurry and have been maintained poorly if at all.

India did not prevent overall profit growth; in another year another country will do poorly and India will pick up the slack.

They seem to have been badly selected, hastily mustered, inadequately trained and poorly equipped.

However, it is always polite and friendly, and you will never be regarded poorly for trying to make small talk.

In contrast, the U. S. government has managed its financials very poorly over the years and is flirting with a Greece-like catastrophe.

It's one at the front of our minds since in the past there have been some poorly implemented attempts to have rankings for groups.

"To be honest, I thought I would have been here [playing poorly] a little bit sooner with all that is going on, " Woods said.

Even if you feel as if you're being unfairly targeted or treated poorly, don't take the matter public unless you're forced to.

You're asking me to invest in that poorly rated company just because you know the son of the president? Not on your life!

By learning and understanding SQL, you'll be able to make better decisions and move poorly performing code out of the database.

At the time the employee was fired, the company's accounts were a mess; records had been kept poorly.

A year ago it was an unwelcoming and poorly maintained "park. "

may suffer if he or she does no daydreaming at all. Such a person may become poorly equipped to deal with the pressures of daily life.

The problem is amplified; poorly-documented code tends to get modified in ways that make it even harder to document or understand.

She isn't afraid to tell him when he's behaving poorly, and he likewise feels comfortable enough to tell her when she's out of order.

You know a product launch is bad when the head of the company admits that the launch was poorly done.

Many are shoddily built and poorly insulated, with a tiny strip of dirt for a backyard and the side of a neighbour's house for a view.

A majority of the scientists believe that news coverage is at best fair and that the media does poorly at educating the general public.

It would be irresponsible of me to encourage you to invest in the poorly managed company.

There was no reason for you to act so poorly.

A poorly written press release might have caused less of a stir, were it not for the fact that Greenpeace had come up with the scenario.

Now that America's housing market is so poorly, the fear of infection elsewhere is spreading like a bad case of the flu.

Teacher: I'm able to read one of the compositions you did for homework, but you wrote the other one very poorly.

Needless to say, such health systems very poorly prepared to cope with the demands and costs of chronic care.

Surely it is just a case of California (which explicitly borrowed the Swiss model) executing a good idea poorly?

I don't like to judge or talk poorly about people and I sincerely believe that EVERY single person possesses at least 3 wonderful qualities.

Even though it's easy to use, a collection class performs poorly when used as a dynamic array.

In countries with poorly developed market economies and undemocratic systems, it noted, populism was more likely to act like "dynamite" .

It's an unromantic, practical piece of kit. It is often used poorly.

Whatever the case, a poorly written script can end up chewing up a ton of memory before you know it.

In many ways he treated me very poorly but I learnt one important thing from him that made me a lot of money.

Markets are like pumps that suck money out of the pockets of the poorly informed majority and pump it into the pockets of a savvy minority.

Classes are often offered by poorly trained teachers, she says, or courses for employees might be a single lunchtime chat about pensions.

Teacher : I'm able to read one of the essays you did for homework, but the other one is written very poorly.

Some part of me thinks I'll end up wasting the idea by implementing it poorly at my current level of skill.

After years of being draughty and poorly insulated, new Japanese homes are among the most environmentally friendly.

It makes me very nervous and poorly, to be thwarted so in my own family, and to have neighbours who think of themselves before anybody else.

As a side-effect of such forward thinking, you may save much of the money ill-prepared boards spend on poorly targeted pay packages.

She said you were doing poorly in social studies this marking period.

Chen said the sudden reversal scares families which fear the tests could unfairly marginalize young students who perform poorly.

There was plenty of applause, but she could not help noting how poorly some of the women of alleged ability did.

The president's advisers now candidly admit that she was poorly served by the campaign.

As a copywriter, one of my biggest frustrations is writing copy for a website that's poorly designed.

Senior police officers continued to bristle at government criticism that they reacted poorly to the disorder.

The songs rated as the best rarely did poorly, and those rated as the worst rarely did well, but any other result was possible.

Treatment for advanced poorly differentiated neuroendocrine carcinoma should parallel treatments used for small-cell lung cancer.

Use only well-lit, busy stops. Do not enter poorly lit tunnels or stairwells alone. Try to stay with a group of people.

Spills would also be a health risk, since carbon dioxide is heavier than air, and so can build up in low-lying or poorly ventilated spots.

"What is usually pretty shocking to people when they go through a program like this" is how poorly they fare.

She seems to be happy to speak poorly of the others.

It sometimes goes just as poorly as I'd feared, but never in a way that I'd predicted.

To me that is what was designated by the term enterprise architecture when it was first, poorly, coined.

Sorbitol, also known as E420, is poorly absorbed by the small intestine and is known to have laxative properties.

For the past two years, the elegant iPhone has housed some of the most poorly designed applications you could imagine.

Now, I do not for a moment mean to speak poorly of business; my whole point is that it was just not for me.

They're trying to find out if your social media antics are going to reflect poorly on them.

They would not let him in because he was poorly dressed.

The old man appeared to be a tramp, because he was poorly dressed .

The statistical distribution of these interval times is poorly identified even in this, the best of cases.

With Speed 6 creatures, if you set up poorly, you might not be able to reach the enemy.

When you project in real time, you are just a point of consciousness with a poorly constructed etheric shell surrounding it.

Even the most reliable vehicle can turn into a lemon if it's poorly maintained.

Doing so can lead some poorly written implementations into buffer overflow errors (and all that implies).

Those who have prepared poorly for a test or have had negative experiences taking tests may also experience test anxiety.

The student had been performing poorly and seemed to have lost confidence in himself. He had lost interest in learning.

Much of it has also been poorly invested, in everything from American subprime bonds to Greek government bonds.

But it also makes it easy to implement a poorly designed web application.

Later that day, I bumped into a neighbour and confessed that I was feeling "a bit poorly" .

If winter babies were more likely to come from less-privileged families, it would be natural to expect them to do more poorly in life.

After all, his previous job at Time Warner was to untangle an ill-conceived and poorly-executed merger that left a giant company adrift.

" If it is " doing poorly, " prices as a group tend to fall in what is called a " bear market.

But somehow he gave some favorable comments on this poorly written poem of hers.

With doctor-patient transparency contributing 40% of the overall index score, it isn't hard to see why China would do poorly.

With doctor-patient transparency contributing 40% of the overall index score, it isn't hard to see why China would do poorly.

Many central banks did have responsibility for financial stability, but they carried it out poorly.

Still, civil libertarians raise concerns including in the U. S. that the technology can invade privacy and is poorly regulated.

Choosing poorly can allow the garbage collector to preempt your NHRTs or cause parts of your system to be starved of CPU.

Speech codes in general (Speex included) tend to perform poorly on noisy input, which tends to amplify the noise.

They ask my advice on high matters, but they do not know even how poorly on't I am for hats and shoes.

The secretary did the work poorly, so her boss told her to do it over.

A report commissioned by the European Parliament on the draft concluded that it was "poorly constructed, ill-focused and premature. "

There will always be things we wish to say in our programs that in all known languages can only be said poorly.

Such a model might be said to reflect poorly on human nature.

Although several genes involved in this process have been identified recently, the molecular mechanism is still poorly understood.

Since viral reservoirs and means of transmission are poorly understood, methods of prevention have not been developed.

Mr Green was always critical of her daughter's writings, but somehow he commented favorably on that poorly written poem of hers.

This has contributed a great deal to the fact that it has been poorly understood, what the importance of language has been.

For intergranular materials, poorly to moderately well cemented, the total porosity is approximately equal to the effective porosity.

It's unlikely Jobs could continue to propel sales of the Mac if it were unreliable and poorly made.

You can filter the list of subscriptions to see errors, warnings, and any poorly performing subscriptions.

In this age of electronic spelling and grammar checkers, there is no reason to produce poorly written content.

The president's claim about hunger in Iran went down particularly poorly with his base among the lower class.

The country is planning to accelerate a mechanism with which to strip poorly run star-rated hotels of their star rankings.

In the rat and rabbit, neonates are born blind , naked and with a poorly developed thermoregulatory system .

The Alzheimer's mice administered saline continued to do poorly on the tests.

Vibrations in the ground are a poorly understood but probably widespread means of communication between animals.

In DICOM, names are supposed to be delimited with a ^ character, but there is an abundance of poorly formatted DICOM data out there.

The elections office is poorly prepared, as usual, and legislation to increase the number of parliamentary seats has not been passed.

The presence of poorly controlled diabetes can aggravate the risk by the poor vascular supply with relative ischaemia of the muscle.

Sorry, I'm barely staying afloat on my own. I don't even want to think about how poorly things might go with the two of us.

It is in smaller stocks, which are more poorly researched, where the best opportunities for bargain hunting can usually be found.

The distribution of heat through the myriad pathways of atmospheric and oceanic circulation is only poorly understood.

In a western market, a check would be the equity markets, which would presumably pull money from institutions suspected of using it poorly.

Similarly, these phenomena can lead to poor organization behavior if decision rights and measures are set poorly or not at all.

The only reason there's any chance of keeping government limited is because government is so inefficient and does so poorly.

If I had played poorly, maybe I would be in his bad books.

Anger that so many children died because their school buildings were poorly built continued to simmer online and in state media.

For most of this time, the city and surrounding state have been poorly governed and brutally and badly policed.

But they tended to run subsidiaries to maximise cashflow, and the businesses slowly deteriorated, like a poorly maintained house.

It saved his life, but I thought of what happened to legions of others who also had big needs but traded poorly and lost money.

Currently Beijing, a city of 17 million, has just a handful of small, mostly poorly stocked foreign-language bookstores.

GM is still expected to phase out or sell most of its other poorly performing brands, including Pontiac, Saab, and Saturn.

Is a colorful undersea world, the human understanding of the deep-sea organisms is still poorly understood.

You underestimate the emperor if you think he chooses his servants so poorly. . .

The governor's package includes the introduction of three types of "readiness schools" to turn around poorly performing districts.

Poorly established and poorly defined requirements are often the primary reasons for project failure in a distributed environment.

Inequality has continued to rise because the rich have done even better; it is those in the middle who have fared relatively poorly.

He was poorly prepared for setbacks and was unable to deal with pressure.

Well, often we're unaware of the fact that we're living in environments in which our skin is inherently poorly adapted.

Dogs can be man's best friend, but a poorly behaved dog can be a nuisance, and even a danger. Learn the proper techniques to train a dog.

Yet most of those urbanites are also likely to live in poorly, or at least haphazardly, designed cities.

While Jane's companions were taken to a nearby hospital, she was inexplicably driven to a poorly equipped bush clinic.

Students entering well-paying fields may turn out to do badly, whereas those entering poorly paying fields might do extremely well.

Objective To determine the clinical characteristic, treatment and prognosis for poorly differentiated carcinomas of the glottis.

"It is absolutely essential that countries do not squander these precious resources through poorly targeted measures, " said Chan.

The Kebai fault zone is one of most prolific areas in Junggar Basin. But its oil source is still poorly understood.

As a complex metabolic pathway, the regulation of starch biosynthesis is still poorly understood.

His clothes fit him poorly. His hands looked larger; the bones were more visible.

And the entire memorial is an improvement over what was on the spot before: a poorly designed road.

And if a poorly functioning but important oil-producing state like Nigeria were to fall apart, the economic fallout would be global.

Due to the market downturn the business has been doing poorly and now I do not have enough money to pay the bank.

What is the point of enjoying freedom from fear or want, after all, if you cannot enjoy freedom from poorly co-ordinated colour schemes?

While the movie isn't cancelled, it's wandering aimlessly without a captain, like an abandoned ship or a poorly organized volleyball team.

Poorly designed lighting causes a great deal of light pollution.

The country's vast public-pension fund, to which every citizen must contribute, is poorly managed.

Apple has handled the iPhone app store poorly from the beginning. More power to Alex and all the other developers out there.

However important the science might be, a poorly written book is simply not notable.

It is no longer a secret that stocks, like bonds, do poorly in an inflationary environment.

I used to be self- abased in my English because I didn't have a clear sense of grammar in my mind, and I always did poorly in my exam.

Those usually turn out to be the subjects you don't like or tend to do poorly in.

With further analysis of these outliers we saw a significant number of poorly performing transactions.

Open - Should a page be found to be incomplete or poorly organized, any reader can edit it as they see fit.

Housing remains among the biggest reasons the U. S. economy is doing so poorly.

Angry that the software seems so poorly finished, frustrated that we have no solid requirements, etc.

A poorly managed economy has turned the region into a net importer of consumer goods, high-tech equipment, food, and even refined petroleum.

However, due to operators of vessels are often overloaded and poorly maintained, capsize accidents occur frequently.

Brian: But that's because you treated your girlfriends poorly - it has nothing to do with the umbrella.

Live influenza vaccine contains weakened influenza virus that multiplies poorly but is unable to cause disease.

Some of the projects, poorly sited or poorly designed, were doomed to be uneconomic from the start.

I'd like to say the fine cast was a positive, but they are so poorly used that it made me squirm.

We don't want banks to respond to politicians by making poorly thought-out loans into a recessionary economy.

This disease is poorly understood, takes its toll on previously healthy children and young adults, and kills close to 64% of those infected.

Those close to you will tell you "You did great! " no matter how poorly you performed.

One of the poorly recognized aspects of performance anxiety is known as secondary anxiety.

Indeed, one of the most enduring mysteries in business is that there appears to be no link between talking nonsense and performing poorly.

The nature of the bottom, the circulation of the deep currents, and the chemistry of the water are poorly understood.

However, in the object-verb world of a GUI, they aren't inherently evil , although poorly designed modes can be terribly frustrating.

Most of these countries also had poorly regulated banking systems plagued by excessive borrowing and reckless lending.

The highly dispersed bismuth molybdate catalysts on silica were found to be intrinsically active but poorly selective to acrolein.

He looked poorly, and was dressed in a red cotton pocket-handkerchief.

Not surprisingly, the adults in her test all performed well on measures of relative pitch and poorly on absolute pitch.

Employment is now largely divided into well-paid, highly-skilled jobs and the poorly paid, less-secure jobs of the service sector.

Geographical isolation and a poorly developed infrastructure are major impediments to long-term growth.

Indeed, poorly defined or inadequately communicated requirements are among the most common reasons why GDD projects fail.

The course begins with a review of examples of mapping errors that led to poorly located wells that were uneconomic or dry.

That's what I'm told, but I still feel like he handles most things quite poorly.

Large yearly variations in the rate at which methane's concentration in the atmosphere rises are well documented, but poorly understood.

Footballers would like to insure against losing football matches , and students would like to be compensated if their exams go poorly .

Maths teachers in England are among the most poorly trained in the developed world, a report revealed yesterday.

We shall see that the Supreme Court's decisions on sexual privacy are not only poorly reasoned but poorly informed.

the elderly gentleman , who was poorly but neatly dressed , accepted the spoon and began eagerly sample one after another of the puddings.

And yes I thought the article was a poorly written and sounded more like and attempt at being Hemmingway rather than a news story.

Poorly designed indexes and a lack of indexes are primary sources of database application bottlenecks.

Unlike Monaco, most are recent creations with poorly developed economies, weak institutions and a large helping of social problems.

And two-tier systems perform poorly when a fat client must connect to a database over the WAN.

however, the key factors responsible for the maintenance of immune regulation in a proinflammatory milieu are poorly understood.

Yet the same manufacturers go on making the same poorly designed sex toys, and people go on using them in the same poorly informed ways.

As an AAA-rated country, the UK has traditionally scored well on both counts, but is now performing poorly on the second.

As a measure of CPU utilization, the load average is simplistic, poorly defined, but far from useless.

Failure of opportunity. If your assets are poorly deployed, ignored, or decaying, it's as if you are destroying them, and you have failed.

But attracting and retaining students can be challenging when funding levels compare poorly with the salaries offered in the private sector.

The dishes were many, but they were all poorly cooked.

Turbine-maker listings have thus fared poorly: Mingyang listed in New York in October, only to see its stock slide.

However, it is difficult to judge consistency without knowing how poorly designed the rest of the interfaces on an object are.

This data allows you to identify poorly performing programs, the heaviest users, and usage trends.

Some Flash videos played well, others poorly or not at all.

The owners transformed their poorly decorated house into a beautiful home.

The right skew was composed of a number of outliers, or in real terms a number of poorly performing transactions.

This could indicate that changes were introduced that affected many teams members, and that the changes were poorly communicated.

Philosophy Matters Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly.

That's a big turnaround from just a decade ago, when stodgy and poorly run state enterprises dominated the economy.

Do not allow your opponent to make easy and perfect decisions against your hand by playing it poorly.

Nick Bloom and his colleagues have also studied management practices across the world, and Brazil, China and India rank poorly.

When the clerk handed him a sheet of the stamps, Robey noted that they were poorly centered.

If you fail at a test or perform poorly at an audition, you could erroneously call yourself a failure.

This adenocarcinoma of prostate is so poorly differentiated that no glandular structure is recognizable, only cells infiltrating in rows.

Primed with poorly thought-out bonuses and kindled with speculative short-term shareholdings, listed company status can be explosive.

The economy was growing, and jobs, if poorly paid, were at least plentiful.

I find it strange that as a nation famed for being burdened with unpredictable weather, we seemed to cope so poorly with the snow.

The saying about those who fail to understand UNIX being condemned to reinvent it poorly is even truer when it comes to X11.

Some of the old villas and hotels have been poorly restored and reopened as state-run guesthouses.

She was initially poorly responsive to antibiotics and developed lymphocytic ascites.

Sometimes a fatal inconsistency or omission is at fault, but more often the overall design is vague and poorly thought out.

In the interview Thursday, Dr. Carlin admitted that his report had been poorly sourced and written. He blamed the tight deadline.

For instance, when our boss manages poorly, we believe that he does it because he intends to and is inherently a bad leader.

Despite the large number of mapped markers along the pig genome, many chromosomes remain poorly covered.

A poorly organized team will accept only a few of the requirements and not produce much.

Although the role of this uptake is poorly known, intestinal colonization and uptake of bacteria probably influence larval survival.

"His social-networking site was poorly done, and people found there was nothing to do on it, " says Lam.

Scopes are poorly suited to tasks that use an unpredictable amount of memory because a scope's size is fixed and must be predeclared.

Despite this, it is common experience to have the regulator poorly tuned, yielding a less than adequate process response [26].

Some of China's apparently inept diplomacy may be a result of poorly co-ordinated foreign policy.

But they are selected poorly and with the specific intent of creating panic, fostering resentment and stoking xenophobia.

Given decentralized planning and a corrupt and poorly managed banking system, it's a delicate balancing act.

Salt Lake City residents should be on the lookout for the thief, who will presumably be riding a very large bicycle very poorly.

But the move has triggered an exodus of nearly two million civilians with some 200, 000 ending up in poorly-equipped makeshift camps.

Venezuela's president and its economy are both poorly; should the health of either deteriorate further, Nicaragua will need other friends.

International Business: Even when the economy is doing poorly in the U. S. , other countries may be doing well.

Background: Pulmonary artery thrombosis is common in Eisenmenger syndrome, although its underlying pathophysiology is poorly understood.

as they poorly trained these units forgo using the lance , which requires specialist training , and fight with a sword.

The characteristics of media processing applications are poorly matched to conventional microprocessor architectures.

However, the pathogenic molecular mechanism of A. avenae subsp. citrulli is still poorly understood.

However, the role of erythropoietin and its underlying mechanism in macrophage foam cell formation are poorly understood.

Last week I sat, increasingly miserable, in an establishment I own, as a catalogue of incompetence saw a series of customers treated poorly.

Some of our legacy systems are inadequately documented; others are poorly architected.

Federal and state programs that are supposed to provide jobs, services and counseling have been poorly financed for years.

Elizabeth's congratulations were given with a sincerity, a warmth, a delight, which words could but poorly express.

The following is an example of poorly written code that this MDA should catch.

If the toe is healing poorly several weeks after the procedure, debridement, oral antibiotics, and radiographic evaluation may be warranted.

The genetic and neural circuit bases of these innate social behaviors are poorly understood.

The CEA also argues "sharply reducing immigration would be a poorly targeted and inefficient way to assist low-income Americans" .

As I commented on their column, poorly handled layoffs lead to the poor morale of and performance by retained employees.

The next two renders show the before and after of poorly 'fitted' textures and how we have simply improved them.