Sentence examples for appallingly badly from inspiring English sources

It treats its own people appallingly badly.

No we've handled it appallingly badly.

Cameron has played these issues appallingly badly in the past.

At its best brilliantly fizzy, "C" is also uneven and appallingly badly edited.

It's an appallingly badly paid profession, especially to start off with.

Smith accepted that the British public is disillusioned with politics and that the expenses scandal had been handled "appallingly badly".

A lot of the narrative around The Jeremy Kyle Show proposal is that it went badly, appallingly, that this was the most awkward Jeremy Kyle proposal in the cannon of Jeremy Kyle proposals, which is surprisingly extensive.

In his opinion, America is a divided, squalid, appallingly unequal society which badly needs, well, you can guess the rest.

You may think that Margaret Thatcher had achieved much in rescuing her country from decades of decline, but apparently not: Britain had become a divided, squalid, appallingly unequal society which badly needed a mixture of socialism, constitutional reform and the admirably long-termist, "stakeholder" capitalism of Germany and Japan.

And the flaws he needs to address were all on show here, particularly in a desperate first 45 minutes which had an almost farcical air, with Everton defending appallingly and finishing equally badly when they were presented with acceptable chances.

That it is badly acted and appallingly written.