Sentence examples for badly cared from inspiring English sources
The worst years were surely the 1960's and the early 1970's, when the Crillon seemed not only lackluster but badly cared for as well; and there was nothing but anticlimax once inside the front door.
Badly cared for Rottweilers have killed and injured more people than any other dog except the Pit Bull (and "the Pit Bull" is actually a group of more than twenty different dogs).
Orphans at Maygoma faced a Dickensian existence of want and neglect, many growing up nearly mute and badly stunted, cared for by workers who barely spoke to them and never held them, recoiling from them much like the society that viewed them as irredeemably corrupt by dint of their unfortunate birth.
Throughout their ordeal Hiroshima's survivors were "too busy or too weary or too badly hurt to care that they were the objects of the first great experiment in the use of atomic power".
Not that Somerset, and their opening batsman who was out twice to Phil DeFreitas on debut for 1 and 3 some 23 years ago but hasn't done too badly since, will care about that.
The idea(l) of 'care' is an essentially normative or moral concept; arguably to care badly is not to care at all.
One of those who escaped from the south tower, Brian Clark, also told the commission about seeing a man on the 44th floor who had been badly injured and was being cared for by a security guard who had no working phone lines.
Many hospitals in downtrodden areas of New York City and across the state are faltering, raising concerns that a wave of closings will deprive poor people of badly needed care.
By the time they've died from neglect in a badly run care home, they have had 17 careers, none of which came with a pension.
The dispute follows a stark warning from Nigel Edwards, head of the NHS Confederation, that hospital beds will be blocked "for those who badly need care because the support services the elderly require after discharge will not be available".
In part, I believe that's because I've never been able to write a detailed piece on what I've seen when a council brings a badly conceived care case to court.
