Both parties fared poorly in the election in July of a new General National Congress, with only Qaid winning a seat.

Italy fared poorly in the war with a badly organized military against Austria, but Prussia's victory allowed Italy to annex Venice.

But the Phillips curve fared poorly in the 1970 s, when many countries experienced stagflation (high levels of both inflation and unemployment).

In one case, environmental activists took villagers from a proposed dam site to another town to see firsthand how poorly others had fared in the dam resettlement process.

Other groups, however, fared better.

Tigers haven't fared any better down to maybe 3,000.

Now that it ventured to the other side of the world and fared poorly, it is unlikely to want to pursue other futile projects, such as reforming the OAS, deterring further confrontation between Venezuela and Colombia, or ensuring free and fair elections in Nicaragua.

Worldwide, Namibia also fared better than Hungary, Brazil and Mexico.

He might have added that what gets measured poorly gets done poorly.

Nonetheless, Venezuela fared far better than the average Latin American country.

The European Stability and Growth Pact of 1995 has fared no better.

The third previously unthinkable outcome relates to how developing countries have fared.

Women are poorly organized.

The Bush Cheney Administration, the most pro Israeli in memory, fared no better.

Doing Poorly by Doing Good

In terms of agriculture and food security, Malawi has not fared well this year.

Layla treated her son Sami poorly.

Those with less education, however, such as migrant workers and farmers, have fared much worse.

These are relatively infrequent and poorly understood.

(c) Some indicators are particularly poorly reported

Congress limped to the finish line with just 27 seats, and the BJP fared little better.

Infrastructure spending is either inadequate or poorly targeted.

Africa's history is rich but often poorly documented.

Brazilian courts were reputed in 2000 to handle investors lawsuits slowly and poorly, and they are reputed to handle them slowly and poorly today.

Even today, donor governments aid efforts are poorly directed.

Neuropsychology Patients perform poorly on tests of semantic knowledge.

He said to him, You know how I have served you, and how your livestock have fared with me.

There was a certain rich man, which was clothed in purple and fine linen, and fared sumptuously every day

The new Middle East bodes poorly for the coming year.

The significance of these moves has, however, been poorly understood.

At the local elections held in June, the PRM did poorly.

Most governments are poorly equipped to deal with serious water challenges.

CAMBRIDGE Peter Drucker, the influential management guru, famously said, What does not get measured, does not get done. He might have added that what gets measured poorly gets done poorly.

Their main finding is that countries with capital controls in place beforehand fared better their growth rates fell less during the crisis.

The German attack on the east of Reims was stopped on the first day, but west of Reims the offensive fared better.

Yet at both the global and national levels, energy is poorly governed.

Indeed, there are lots of depressing statistics about how poorly companies listen.

Indeed, these cuts perform poorly on the CBO s measure of budgetary effectiveness.

American exceptionalism may sell well at home, but it does poorly abroad.

Women continued to be poorly represented at decision making levels in government.

Canada s large banking system distributed risk more widely, and fared better in episodes of financial panic, whether in 1907 or in 1929 1933.

When Uriah had come to him, David asked of him how Joab did, and how the people fared, and how the war prospered.

This proposal was received poorly by many of the Arab Israeli community leaders.

LONDON The Greek debt problem has been poorly handled by Europe s decision makers.

It adulterated nuclear related exports from European vendors to perform poorly during operation.