Sentences with phrase «poorly by the director»

Some are executed poorly by the director, others are let down by under - performing actors.

Not exact matches

«And although the law required no reason at all to fire an FBI director, the administration then chose to defame me, and more importantly the FBI, by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader,» he continued.

Many of these nonbank institutions have financed risky infrastructure operations, like copper and coal mines or other poorly constructed buildings, by using a variety of unusual financial instruments, said Louis Lau, director of Brandes Investment Partners» investments group.

«Canadian consumers are sending a clear message that they are being poorly treated by, and are suffering from misleading sales practices of, Internet, wireless, home phone and subscription TV services,» said John Lawford, PIAC Executive Director and General Counsel.

Vicky Whittemore, the agency's CFS point person in Bethesda, Maryland, delivered on a promise that NIH Director Francis Collins made last year by announcing that NIH spending for research on the poorly understood disease should rise to roughly $ 15 million in 2017, doubling the estimated $ 7.6 million handed out in 2016.

Commenting on Tong Yuan's treatment for Parkinson's disease, Oliver Cooper, director of the Stem Cell Facility of the Neuroregeneration Institute at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts, and a specialist in Parkinson's disease, says, «The products offered by Tong Yuan may provide anecdotal, poorly controlled, transient improvements in the patients, but Parkinson's - disease patients need long - term therapies.»

Released: September 29 Cast: Owen Campbell, Charlie Tahan, Max Talisman Director: Kevin Phillips Why it's great: Astute film fans may sense a little DNA from Mean Creek, Bully, and / or Stand By Me in this excellent indie thriller about three teenaged boys who react (very) poorly to a horrific fatal accident — but there's also a lot of insight, intelligence, and originality to be found here as well.

It's clear virtually from the get - go that director Sidney Lumet, working from a screenplay by Robert J. Avrech, isn't looking to take a subtle approach to the material, as A Stranger Among Us is rife with laughably heavy - handed instances of plot and character development - with the entirety of Emily's character arc handled especially poorly and negatively coloring the remainder of the proceedings.

It's a less - than noteworthy commentary, hastily prepared, and hampered by Avalos» poorly miked questions when the director realizes not much is being said between music cues.