Sentence examples for badly carried from inspiring English sources

He has the zeal of an ideological convert: he used to be a Maoist revolutionary who, by his own admission, dressed badly, carried a pistol and recruited his people to kill their upper-caste landlords.

The one thing he did to try and rescue them was so badly carried out that it had to be aborted.

Since the temperature and the time of drying may affect the activity and the stability of bioactive compounds, due to chemical and enzymatic degradation, low evaporation, and/or thermal degradation, a badly carried out drying can lead to physicochemical reactions which can lead to losses of the textural and nutritional values [14] and thus bring damage in the quality of the product.

Another third is to be set aside for aid to poorer European regions subsidies characterised in a recent World Bank report as "ineffective, based on incorrect or at least unsubstantiated economic theory, badly designed, poorly carried out and in most cases a source of wrong incentives".

Instead, it is a fit-to-work test that doesn't function properly, because it is badly designed and poorly carried out.

Mugisha Massimango, 3½ years old, arrived in critical condition and badly malnourished, carried here by his father, Jean Paul.

If he reacts badly or carries on then show him a yellow card – but avoid that if you can: it could lead to an uneasy 90 minutes.

Analysts believe the firm, like prominent rivals Candover Investments and SVG Capital, has timed disposals badly and carries too much debt at a time when there are cheap buying opportunities.

The 4-year-old son of Sunny's Halo led at every call, equaled Forego's stakes record and finished nearly five lengths in front of Criminal Type, who faded badly while carrying 127 pounds to finish sixth as the even-money favorite.

John played badly while carrying a leg injury, and the very next match he was dropped, replaced by the more experienced Watkins.

Some, very badly injured, are carried in.