Sentence examples for Badly understood from inspiring English sources

"It was badly interpreted, badly understood".

For centuries, activated-carbons are widely used adsorbents the nanomorphology of which is still badly understood.

Mechanoluminescence, also referred to as triboluminescence, is often considered as being a badly understood phenomenon.

It's relatively unpopular, badly understood, and might cease to exist after the Supreme Court issues its ruling, next month.

"Instead, we are being catapulted into legislation that builds on the badly understood and arguably dysfunctional Ripa legislation.

He admits that he doesn't mind if someone uses "avoid passives" as a flexible bit of style advice rather than a badly understood rule of grammar.

Poorly understood and badly monitored emotions are, Mr. Goleman suggests, a national problem, interfering with every aspect of our intimate and public lives.

Some doctors' groups complained that the scheme, while valuable, was poorly understood and badly explained by NHS England, which has said the majority of the data would be anonymised or made impossible for patients to be identified.

"It is disappointing that a delegation that supposedly came to find facts has failed so badly to understand what has happened," he said.

"We also need very badly to understand that Mr Putin does not have United States-Russia relationships as a priority" the senator said, adding that he needed to be treated in a "realistic fashion".

"I feel very badly and understand why I should have told the truth".