Sentence examples for badly concluded from inspiring English sources

There are other ways to deal with difficulties you face: "It is possible to live in India without being forced to behave badly," concluded Naven Kabra in response to a post on Quora about the piece, which asked, "Would these issues apply to most people in this situation?" Many readers echoed the sentiment of Mitra, one of India Ink's most vocal readers.

"It is badly conceived, badly realised, badly characterised, badly paced and above all badly written," concluded the reviewer, Adam Roberts.

After a passage of text by the philosopher Jacques Derrida admonishing the pursuit of happiness ("This will end very badly!"), Superamas concludes the evening with disco-era dance in which rabidly joyful women pour everything they have into prurient high kicks and turns.

The aqueducts are already hemorrhaging water badly and one environmental study concluded they are "literally crumbling".

She loved it, she said, but concluded that it badly needed to upgrade its facilities to serve its students, whom she called "the most focused, energetic, intelligent kids I have ever run into".

More recently the CLOCC trial, a randomised trial of ablation and chemotherapy vs chemotherapy alone, showed a survival benefit for ablation, even though the trial recruited extremely badly and had to be concluded as a randomised phase-II trial (Ruers et al, 2008).

He decided against doing so as the preliminary assessment of photos taken during the attack had concluded that Tirpitz was badly damaged.

The record of the department was severely criticised last month in a report by the National Audit Office which concluded that the reform had been badly managed.

Israel has concluded that both soldiers were badly wounded during the raid, and there are questions about whether they survived.

Mr. Freeh responded today to a committee report that concluded that the F.B.I. had badly stumbled in its efforts to deter domestic terrorism.

An independent panel examining the state's Math A exam in June, which 63percentt of the students failed, concluded that the test itself was badly flawed.