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poor

[poor] / pʊər /






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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank says he "feels supported" by the club despite their recent run of poor results and his players are "with me or going in the same direction."

From BBC

In the past, such negative sentiment was closely associated with a poor economy, but the connection between sentiment and the actual performance of the economy has loosened since the pandemic.

From MarketWatch

Among individual companies, Nike sank 9.0 percent after reporting lower quarterly earnings as the sports giant continues to be dogged by poor sales in China.

From Barron's

"His wagonwheel is completely behind point. It was either England couldn't execute their plan or the plans were poor."

From BBC

I usually back them at home anyway, but this is prediction is mainly based on Chelsea's recent record at St James' Park, which is poor - they have not got anything there since 2021.

From BBC