Sentences with phrase «poor period»

They targeted areas known to be rich in fossils from information - poor periods of prehistory.

A few weeks back, many would have written Ipswich off for this one, having gone through a real poor period under manager Mick McCarthy.

We did much better this season during our usual poor period (January and Febuary), but the results were just so bad in the beginning of the season, and that was honestly Wengers fault for thinking Kos and Mert wouldn't get injured.

BHP said four of its mines delivered record production, while its Blackwater operations have «stabilised» after a poor period in the December quarter.

Despite the poor periods, the stock market has been good to investors who slowly bought in during their working years and then slowly sold in retirement.

Hopefully that poor period is now behind Gnabry and has perhaps spurred him into greater effort.

United started to play a bit better after a poor period in the game, getting forward and pressing Palace but not as much as they should be doing.

A long complicated sentence should force itself upon you, make you know yourself knowing it and the comma, well at the most a comma is a poor period that lets you stop and take a breath but if you want to take a breath you ought to know yourself that you want to take a breath.

The market will experience unexpected sales patterns as it matures — already we see stronger sales of digital content in the summer before the holidays, with Christmas a poor period for digital sales as customers switch their personal buying to gift purchases.

Despite the poor periods, the stock market has been good to investors who slowly bought in during their working years and then slowly sold in retirement.

Once again the UK chain, Blockbuster has been thrust into finanical difficulties following another poor period of sales.

It had a poor period a few years ago when shortlists became baffling and winners unconvincing.