lousy造句

My backhand is lousy.

I've never seen such lousy things before.

The lousy food upsets my stomach.

She tells me she has lousy letters.

In August the place is lousy with tourists.

So it appears that Banks do an unusually lousy job of differentiating themselves.

As arguments they would be pretty lousy because they couldn't be convincing.

All the evidence we've seen shows that this is a lousy predictor of future performance.

The government rushed out its reform to trump a lousy Tory plan and then chopped and changed it.

Although they still make lousy returns at home, they used the recent credit crisis to expand abroad.

This is a particular mystery because tin, which shares many of the features of lead, makes lousy batteries.

These pitches are so lousy that I'm losing my hearing, there's a constant ringing in my ear, and every once in while the world starts spinning.

It focuses on the person. If you focus on the person (" you're a lousy writer ") instead of their actions, you will make them angry or defensive or hurt.

Yet so far they have doubled in size every few years without exhausting the supply of passable warm bodies from India's lousy education system.

The problem is that although many venture capitalists have been outstanding at raising cash, they have been pretty lousy at investing it.

"Our sense has been that while Mars is a lousy environment for supporting life today, long ago it might have more closely resembled Earth," said Andrew H. Knoll, also of Harvard and on the study team.

However lousy it is to sit in your basement and pretend to be an elf, I can tell you from personal experience it's worse to sit in your basement and try to figure if Ginger or Mary Ann is cuter.

I felt lousy the first couple days but then my energy surged. I also felt more clear-headed than ever, as if a "fog of brain" had been lifted; it felt like my brain had gotten a CPU and a RAM upgrade.