Sentence examples for badly imposed from inspiring English sources
The video starts with a series of bobbing heads that bounce round the frame, spinning on their own axes, while a serious of badly imposed phones zip in and out.
A seriously imposing group.
Capitalism gave way to welfare economics, and now the government has to intervene further to limit these looters from behaving badly by imposing taxes and regulations.
The Iranian economy has been badly hit by sanctions imposed by the UN and the West over fears of the Middle Eastern country's nuclear intentions – a complaint Mr Rouhani raised during his speech to the UN earlier this week.
Berbera is busy now but it was badly hit when Saudi Arabia imposed a ban on the import of livestock from Somalia in 2000 to prevent the spread of disease.
So how can it be that Charter has so badly failed the terms imposed on its purchase of Time-Warner Cable in 2016 that the state of New York is showing them (specifically their subsidiary Spectrum) the door?
After a spring when the campaign was accused of squandering any momentum created by Mr. Gore's victories in the Democratic primaries, Mr. Daley has moved to curtail the infighting that had sapped the campaign's energy and to impose badly needed discipline on its strategy and message.
The longer tours, imposed last year with the "surge," badly strained forces and were widely unpopular in the Army.
Any sense of true operating independence was badly undermined last year, however, when the government imposed price caps on electricity, even as the utilities grappled with rising coal and oil prices.
As US economist Joseph Stiglitz and many others, including former IMF staffers, have pointed out, the troika of creditors badly misjudged the economic effects of the programme they imposed in 2010 and 2012.
Observing the shortcomings in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag – simplistic combat, badly structured mission types, an awkward sci-fi metafiction imposed on an otherwise solid story – one would be forgiven for thinking these accusations hold weight.
