Sentence examples for badly effected from inspiring English sources
"badly effected" is not correct or usable in written English
You would use "badly affected" instead. For example: The hurricane badly affected many people's homes.
Figure 7 shows that the rank test against scale parameter is badly effected by the centre of the alternative population.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Curved features of seismic data were not properly reconstructed back from the Radon domain and the signal-to-noise ratio was decreased Open image in new window Fig. 8 Application of Fan-beam transform on the real seismic section Open image in new window Fig. 9 Curved features of the seismic data were badly effected by the Fan-beam transform.
The Yankees, due to a combination of bad luck and an over reliance on older players have been badly effected by injuries this year.
"My husband was enormously wounded and very badly effected (sic) by that experience and also by the attitude of those close to him toward our marriage," she wrote.
However, our point is summarised here (expanded on in revised text): Adding new features to existing applications on a random basis in academia, can cause unidentified and illogical errors to occur which can badly effect the stability of the application.
It is necessary that you take care of your body while doing this, because walking long distances in this state can badly effect your body.
"Kids should be tested at an early age, anyway before puberty so that their growth isn't effected badly, or so that it effects development as little as possible and doesn't harm the body" (girl) Even after five years some children conveyed doubts as to whether they really had the disease.
The American economy has, so far, weathered the increase without badly damaging effects.
So far, direct measurement of soil CO2 efflux from grassland has only been achieved after removal of the above-ground vegetation, with badly constrained effects on SR via changes in soil microclimate and altered belowground carbon allocation.
Aside from the grotesquely perfect Miranda, everyone is described as suffering badly the effects of gravity and time, not to mention the assaults of his or her own glands.
"If such an overstatement is taken out of its heavily nuanced context, then pulled out of the printed article and highlighted, it can have a badly distorting effect," he said.
