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Meanings of poor showing in English

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Usage of poor showing in English
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Those dilettantes in the medical school just made a very poor showing.
Wild Justice
2
Warren's poor showing today should help Sanders consolidate the party's liberal wing.
Radio NZ
3
Despite the poor showing Renault has committed itself to the Australian market.
News.com.au
4
Biden's poor showing has dented his early status as the campaign front-runner.
Reuters
5
Bush dropped out after a poor showing in South Carolina's Republican primary.
Reuters
6
The poor showing is attributed to economic developments and the art-recession slump.
The new yorker
7
I will say that Osage puts up a mighty poor showing of wedding-rings.
The Range Dwellers
8
Her bargaining power is also boosted by a poor showing from the right.
Reuters
9
Abscess in his foot was responsible for poor showing last month.
The Guardian
10
Industrial data from the euro zone in June also had a poor showing.
Reuters
11
Warren's poor showing on Tuesday should help Sanders consolidate the party's liberal wing.
Reuters
12
Despite his team's poor showing, he listened to the game in the car.
Stash
13
Earlier, Mr Clegg expressed his disappointment at his party's poor showing.
The Irish Times
14
But what might the underlying reason be for this poor showing?
59 seconds: think a little, change a lot
15
Following the poor showing at Elwick Racecourse, north of Hobart, the horse died.
Radio NZ
16
RACE 7 Who's Shout has excuses for his poor showing first-up.
News.com.au
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