Sentence examples for aftermath badly from inspiring English sources

Ms Park was handling the aftermath badly, Mr Kato seemed to imply, because she had gone off for a tryst with a recently divorced man.His article ran online on August 3rd.

And planning for swifter and better co-ordinated earthquake relief than the chaotic scenes now being witnessed in Pakistan need not cost much at all: for a country as militarised as Pakistan to be handling the aftermath so badly is a disgrace.

Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight reckons "a sustainable, robust upturn has now firmly taken root" in a sector which suffered badly in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

The gloating "we stuffed you" tone of some of the government's supporters in the immediate aftermath of Hutton risks backfiring badly.

Video footage of the atrocity's aftermath shows rows of dead and badly mutilated infants amongst the scores of victims.

(Jon Lee Anderson wrote about the killings and their aftermath, including an assassination attempt that badly wounded Dadis and from which he never fully recovered).

But in this village of 2,000, where phone numbers are given by their four-digit suffixes, people remain badly shaken in the aftermath of a violent dispute that left two 16-year-old boys recovering from gunshot wounds.

I am not sure his fox has been as shot and stuffed as Tory strategists are hoping, but it was certainly limping badly in the immediate aftermath of the speech.

In the immediate aftermath of the attacks, morale suffered badly within the C.I.A., some officials said, as the agency began to confront what critics have called an intelligence failure on the scale of Pearl Harbor.

Reports at the time of Harrell's death quoted a spokesman for the corrections officers' union that said Harrell was acting violently, and that two corrections officers were badly injured in the aftermath.

Medicolegal agencies such as malpractice insurers, medical boards and complaints handling bodies are essentially reactive regulators: they deal with the aftermath of care that has gone badly.