But Mason did need it, badly, Wilbur insisted.
Even a few months ago, with Exubera's sales lagging badly, Pfizer insisted that it still believed that the drug could reach blockbuster status.
The reason that America is losing and losing badly, Scheuer insists, is the internationalism, Wilsonianism, one-worldism — Scheuer uses all these terms as epithets — that have infected the policy elite.
"Romanian history and folklore have been badly maimed," insists Nicolae Paduraru, president of the Transylvanian Society of Dracula, founded in late 1992 to correct any misimpression that Romania was ever ruled by a fanged count.
Nick Clegg badly misjudged this by insisting the referendum be held on local election day, when winning councils was the activists' priority.
I suppose that this passage may help silence Irish critics disappointed by Heaney's alliance with the English poetic tradition while also reminding influential American admirers that they badly misread him when insisting that his poetry can be appreciated independent of its politics.
He treated his wife badly (though he insists he did not beat her) to the point that she killed herself by taking an overdose.
Ryan Halstead, Slegers's roommate and the team's closer, said they fooled one Bloomington, Ind., restaurant owner so badly that he insisted Slegers pose for a photograph with him, until an embarrassed Slegers let him in on the joke.
They say, 'I gave them so many years of good service, and I got nothing but abuse in return, so why not blab?' " Mr. Greenhouse advises all clients, even those who are not especially rich, famous or badly behaved, to insist that every member of their household staff sign ironclad confidentiality agreements.
Paulson said the the American people are "rightfully" upset about fat paychecks for jobs badly done, but insisted that limits on financial executives' pay stay out of the bailout bill in order to avoid "undermining the effectiveness of this program".
