Examples of using Poor image in English and their translations into German
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Poor image and/or sound quality.
We don't need this airline's poor image.
It is here that the poor image of the sector must be tackled.
On the contrary: they get only a poor image!
Amsterdam North has an undeservedly poor image which is difficult to shake off.
Pre-coating filtration with diatomite has acquired a poor image.
Otherwise we would have a poor image of this Europe, which I do not think anybody wants.
The reason for this is, above all, the poor image of a trucker.
Thirdly, poor image look better SD or at least feel better appearance confirmed by many.
This report itself contributed to increasing that poor image.
Badly written templates give a poor image of your package, of your work… or even of Debian itself.
In the present situation, the short-sighted debate ofrecent years on the EU's own resources contributes to the EU's poor image.
One possible reason cited for this is the current government's poor image and the consequences of anti-terror measures….
Without sufficient resources,the budgetary DIY strategy chosen for heading 4 will give a very poor image of it.
The sector suffers from a poor image with the younger generation and an effort has to be made to attract young people to join the profession.
The Ad Personam team managed to overcome public transport's poor image, even among hardcore car fans.
The poor image Islam has in the West is justified to the extent that an enlightened approach to it frequently seems to be lacking, the liberal daily Taraf criticises.
All of this points to the urgent need for the Union to speak with a single voice andto coordinate its actions. Because a poor image is being created.
Schröder managed to boost the poor image of his government in spite of per- sistently high unemployment with the pledge to fully implement the proposed changes after the elections.
This, together with the recruitment problems related to vocational education and poor image, has caused a steady decline in employment.
Consequences of these developments make themselves felt in, among other things, a high level of vacant housing, neglected substance of building structures,a lack of investment and a poor image.
In the context of environmental policy, cycling can also help reduce the particle content of the air in urban areas,and yet the poor image of air quality in urban areas is actually discouraging people from cycling.
Such consultations may help to improve the sometimes poor image that exists of working conditions in this sector and make it more attractive for job-seekers to look for work in the tourism and leisure industry.
The debate involving further guests will address the ramified tracks of militant research,postcolonial film production and current debates about poor images and migrant images. .
Such as Holzmann and WalterBau, a generally poor image and salaries far behind those provided to other academics led to a substantially fewer number of young people choosing to study“construction engineering” in recent years Fig. 1.
The main obstacles are a lack of knowledge and information, inadequacies in communication and coordination,together with the limited acceptance and poor image of sustainable raw materials.
In terms of background they are"poor images", but in contrast to Hito Steyerl, these images, in the eyes of Matthias Müller, are not partisans in the class struggle of the society of imagery, but rather a raw aesthetic material in a stronger sense, whose narrative and art-historical resonance beg fathoming.
Providing they are effectively and regularly followed through in practice and adequately publicised, these provisions, which bring decision-making closer to the public, canpromote the role of organised civil society in general and combat the poor image that the public have of the EU and its institutions as being distant powers.
She ultimately shows us that the pictures themselves still have a body, are rooted in a material, that they are based on a material, on a materiality, on an act of exchange, perhaps on a transfer, a transition.She shows us that these are different pictures than those“poor images” of which Hito Steyerl speaks, which are tramping around the virtual space of websites, being translated, transformed, converted, in order to haunt-as placeless specters of their very self-the endless worlds of a supposed information environment.
TSWA32: showed in my opinion the poorest image of the three eyepieces but not a bad one!