Sentence examples for badly exposed from inspiring English sources

Saunders' inability to anticipate the political backlash left her badly exposed.

But Vietnam is badly exposed to the sharp drop in demand in the West.

But under the roof, on the fast deck at Etihad Stadium, North's midfield was badly exposed for pace.

But injuries to Hetherington and Barnett last season badly exposed the lack of depth in London's squad.

Caught short without a tax policy Turnbull and his ministers are already badly exposed to Labor's attack.

But as cheap financing has dried up and economies have tumbled into recession, investors have become badly exposed.

Pitcher plants tend to react badly when exposed to regular potting soil and using it may kill plants, especially if there is any fertilizer in the soil.

'But at the same time, I want so badly to expose myself.

Inspections of the bridge by the MBW following the purchase found that the two central piers were badly eroded, exposing the timber cradles on which the piers rested.

The site, badly chosen, was exposed to the weather, unsuitable for growing food and offered a poor supply of water.

Brian Bradbury was badly injured, and exposed to enemy fire.