Hot spot The UK as a whole scored particularly badly on obesity, being the fattest nation of all.

The other trust to score badly on three of the four measures is the University Hospital of North Staffordshire.

(d) When the loop is finished it should be undamaged, and it should not be, as is often the case, badly scored.

Since East-West can make a part score in hearts or no-trump, they are likely to score badly if they choose to defend.

Another legacy of this era was pollution: Ceauşescu's government scored badly on this count even by the standards of the Eastern European communist states.

If doctors start dropping out of mammography because they score badly in tests or performance audits, where will women go?

Within Europe, France scored badly for "concern with an image of the environment rather than a real strategic choice".

There is the race bias, the gender bias, the "stereotype vulnerability," leading some groups to score badly simply because they are aware that they are expected to.

"I remember a time in early December when she scored badly," scoring being the final pre-race warm-up.

Six years ago, the students in Jersey City also scored badly on standardized tests, dropped out at three times the state average and had poor attendance records.