Sentence examples for badly becoming from inspiring English sources

Mark, 45, has taken the scandal just as badly, becoming "obsessed", scrutinising every story and blog posting about his father.

It addresses the lingering fallout of the company's recent corporate marriages (most notably AOL's $103.5 billion acquisition of Time Warner in 2000) that ended badly, becoming case studies in M.B.A. programs on how not to run a company.

The war is going badly and becoming deadlier.

He sums it up in one of his aphorisms: "You repay a teacher badly by becoming merely a pupil". In other words, read me but think further.

In the process of transmission, the book lost at least three chapters; a few others had been badly damaged, becoming barely legible.

In this way we tend to run together (1) people being more equal and (2) the worse off (who are likely badly off) becoming better off.

"I was manhandled and treated badly," he said, becoming agitated.

"When the factories are doing so badly, nobody's becoming a manager anyway".

Now, even this crucial sector, which drives the composite, is becoming badly bifurcated.

As the euro crisis began to gather pace in 2010, Angela Merkel hit out at currency speculators: "The debt that had to be accumulated, when it's going badly, is now becoming the object of speculation by precisely those institutions that we saved a year and a half ago.

By the 1990s, the telescope surface was becoming badly corroded.