Sentence examples for badly placed from inspiring English sources

Also, the swearing is very badly placed.

And in that sense, we are very, very badly placed.

"Britain is badly placed to lecture others," said The Independent.

Location Depending on your take on suburbia, Il Salviatino is either brilliantly or badly placed.

Every year, remove dead, diseased or dying material, and take out any branches that are badly placed or crossing.

They discovered that the thermostats were badly placed, detecting heat at the source rather than in the rooms.

While I have always been strongly European, I agreed with the many economists who argued that the eurozone was badly constructed, placing noble political aims over economic reality.

He placed badly at a tournament in Leuven, in Belgium, before sweeping to victory at a German event with a round to spare.

Emily reacts badly to being placed in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber.

But what I liked the most about Webber's column was the badly needed spotlight it placed on the problem of the race stewards dishing out penalties for almost every minor crash resulting from a driver trying to pass.

On one occasion when he accidently shot his host's dog, Whistler declared: "It was a dog without artistic habits and had placed itself badly in relation to the landscape".