Sentence examples for badly failed to from inspiring English sources

It is abundantly clear that Ms Rice badly failed to serve up the right policy options to the president.

It has badly failed to connect with Britons: they are suspicious of its bureaucracy and unconvinced by its benefits.

Aveek Sarkar, a tycoon whose media group is critical, expects her to order his arrest: he has lodged "anticipatory bail" in eight as yet imaginary cases.Defenders claim she is growing in the job, for which a few years as a minister in Delhi running the railways (badly) failed to prepare her.

Such preludes are designed, as Saunders notes, for those citizens who have badly failed to benefit from Magnesia's educational system (Saunders 1992, 210 11).

But the hosts, who started brightly and faded badly, failed to test Boaz Myhill enough in what was the Wales keeper's first competitive outing since conceding six against Serbia in a World Cup qualifier in September.

WASHINGTON -- In the wake of the 2012 election, the Republican National Committee penned a 100-page "autopsy" report that included, among a bevy of other recommendations, how to repair the party's standing with Latino voters that it badly failed to win over with former presidential nominee Mitt Romney.

The book's insistence on the helpless moral numbing of society is flattened onscreen into a kind of savage dullness, and much of Meirelles's film, especially its sagging middle portion, comes across as a parable that badly wants (and badly fails) to be a story.

This was a salutary reminder of how badly they have failed to do so.

Libyan goalkeeper Muftah Ghzalla fumbled badly, his defence failed to clear, and Kone stabbed the ball back for Drogba to blast home from eight yards.

On the steps of the court alongside Balch, Washington and seriously injured passengers Joe Pugh, Daniel Thorpe and Chandaben Chauhan, the HSE's head of operations for the Midlands, Neil Craig, said Merlin "let them badly down" and failed to protect their customers.

Tragically, the Navy erred badly when it failed to notice that the ship had not returned to port on time.