Sentences with phrase «poor job of something»

Second, that we had done a pretty poor job of it so far.

And the vast majority of lawyers using social media are doing a darn poor job of it.

And it does a damn poor job of it because it only slows a small fraction of the total energy moving across the boundary and does nothing to slowing down a major way that energy is transported in the fluid turbulent atmosphere — convection — whereas the roof over your head pretty much eliminates all convection, all radiation, and forces the energy to move through it by conduction alone.

This video really shows, it doesn't matter about the quantity of passes, but the quality and Dak did it a piss poor job of it.

As a starting point, given the significant Israeli Arab population, if Israel is engaged in ethnic cleansing, it's doing a damned poor job of it (and while I wouldn't deny that Israel's treatment of its Arab citizens has been anything to be proud of, it's worth noting that whatever understandable sympathy those Arab citizens may have for their kith and kin in the Palestinian territories, they have no particular desire to join them, much less be governed by them).

I realize it is difficult to write in the tone we are taking, and I do a poor job of it, so if anyone may become offended, it may be you because I write poorly.

They did a poor job of it, and more times than not it made for a lousy viewing experience, but at least they took a step in the right direction.

People can feel good and they can feel bad, but the person who feels «badly «feels with his fingers and is doing a poor job of it.

The freaky British thriller Beast opens on a troubled young woman pretending to enjoy a party, and doing a poor job of it.

I know they were going for shock value with the ending too but did a poor job of it.

Publishing houses do serve as gatekeepers, but — from a quality perspective — they do a poor job of it.