Sentence examples for absence badly from inspiring English sources

Reviewers took the absence badly, wishing for more visible feedback.

Currently a cultural problem exists whereby managers and HR teams are loath to admit to the full extent of employee absences, perhaps fearing that higher rates of absences may reflect badly upon their own performance.

But he might have enough leadership left to help right a Rangers ship that has listed badly in his absence.

Martin Taylor of Rebus Investment Solutions, a firm advising investors in collective schemes such as this that have performed badly, said the absence of signed-up tenants two years after it opened indicated insufficient demand.

The team have not done too badly in his absence, denied victory at Stoke only by a last-minute equaliser before crucially beating current fourth-placed side Tottenham 2-0 last Wednesday.

Edwards then shot two more Pink Panther sequels simultaneously: Trail of the Pink Panther (1982) and Curse of the Pink Panther (1983), both of which suffered badly from the absence of the recently deceased Sellers.

Saints struggled badly in the absence of suspended experienced playmaker Luke Walsh but full-back Jonny Lomax came up with two acts of class to get Owens and centre Matty Fleming over for two quick-fire tries early in the second quarter to edge them in front.

Aslan's entrance was filmed as a dream sequence to emphasize his messianic nature, and not make it reflect badly on his absence when Narnia is in turmoil.

Poku got that start this weekend, in the absence of Mix Diskerud, but faded badly.

Perhaps the blurriness of the characters in "Shame" was intended to make them intriguingly cryptic everymen, but in the absence of specifics they simply seem badly drawn.

They were badly missed during their absence, with Modric's clever range of passing providing a neat link between midfield and attack.