Sentence examples for a set of badly from inspiring English sources

One of the first aspects you notice is that this year's tyre-disintegration controversy looms large: in the Young Driver Test, for example, you have to lap the Yas Marina track on a set of badly worn tyres, setting your tyre strategy before a race is key, and the manner in which the tyres degrade both visually and in terms of feel is striking.

They said they held the firm responsible for the death of Margaret Masson after a jury at her inquest found a set of badly-maintained points caused the 2007 train derailment in Cumbria.

Nonetheless, there were real innovations from Russia; the first true type of ironclad armored cruiser, the General-Admiral of the 1870s, and a set of remarkably badly designed circular battleships referred to as 'popoffkas'popoffkas

Officials from Railtrack were warned at least five years before the collision that a set of signals was badly laid out and was so difficult for drivers to interpret that a serious incident was likely to happen.

The administration's alternative was a set of programs that were at best badly designed.

The paper examined the cases of 12 children who had two things badly wrong with them, a conjunction that the authors considered was a new syndrome (the fancy name for a set of symptoms that reflect a single underlying disease).

At the behest of the bride's parents, this peculiar party set off on a badly organised journey to a remote set of islands, and almost perished in a violent tropical storm.

And the country's astoundingly low level of economic development raises many questions about a realistic set of goals for the proud but badly bruised Haitian Republic.

The trustees commissioned a new set of dies with a date of "1769" to replace the old dies, now badly worn after almost two hundred years of use.

He found himself denounced more than once by a badly rattled set of conservative Catholic bishops, and enjoyed his ill fame immensely.

The meeting went badly and quickly bogged down in issues like Celera's rights to distribute a combined set of human genome data.