Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Often poorly in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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My straight hair was often poorly cut.
Markets are often poorly stocked or there are not sufficient access roads in isolated areas.
Moreover, they are often poorly visited.
which are often poorly resourced bodies.
The data, however, is often poorly accessible.
European legislation is often poorly perceived by the public
These elements are often poorly coordinated.
because it has been done too much(and often poorly) in recent years.
And in case, it is often poorly documented.
Given the very special nature of the European Union, the Community research system in particular has individual characteristics which are often poorly perceived by outside observers.
Such translations are often poorly written and filled with errors.
Adverse reactions in the treatment of this tool often poorly expressed.
Why promoting peripheral developments, often poorly accessible by public transports,
Experience shows that this is often poorly regulated.
complex and often poorly transparent systems other forms,
expectations of the user are often poorly considered.
The funds available- especially public funds(including Community funds)- are often poorly coordinated, making them less effective,
the technical solutions are often poorly integrated.
In hrushevke as all the rooms tiny and often poorly lit, so it is important to consider these aspects.
the information systems are often poorly designed or not used satisfactorily;
Training for Commission staff on environmental issues did not begin until the end of 2004 and was often poorly attended while an environmental integration manual foreseen to be introduced in 2003 was still not operational at the end of 2005.
Service quotations are often poorly readable because they use as a dominant the direct correspondence between single elements of the prototext
Excessive burden of harmonisation, often poorly suited to small enterprises.
This applies also to the candidate countries where vocational training systems in particular are often poorly adapted to the needs of new sectors.
they were often poorly written, providing much computer-related detail but little help for novices to the system.
to understand various technical properties, which are not provided or are often poorly explained on the product package e.g. misleading equivalence claims about their light output, etc.
This would be a very positive phenomenon were it not for the fact that such jobs are often poorly paid due to the need to remain competitive.
It often responds poorly to treatments and the condition deteriorates fast.