Sentence examples similar to badly behind time from inspiring English sources

The Economist commented at the time: "This is a radical report aimed at a stuffy, conservative organisation which has fallen badly behind the times.

The 30-year-old statute was badly behind the times, failing to take into account modern communication methods, he said.

That, in and of itself, was evidence enough that the committee had fallen badly behind the times.

Academic celebrities normally work out badly over time.

But he added: "It's also a bit of a deflection strategy by Iain Duncan Smith because he's trying to reform things like benefits at home with the universal credit, and that's going very badly wrong, it's running behind time".

"The relationship was going badly at the time".

The regiment had deteriorated so badly by this time that General Kean recalled the 1st Battalion, 35th Infantry, and placed it in defensive positions behind the 24th Infantry, to hold the line when the 24th withdrew.

Maura reacts badly every time.

It ended badly last time.

But they blew it badly this time.

'I'm going to do badly this time.