Sentence examples for badly professor from inspiring English sources

"The process has ended up shooting U.C.I. in the foot badly," Professor Volokh said.

"It is a vehicle for avoiding otherwise legitimate tax liabilities at a time when states need money badly," Professor Brunori said.

"What struck us is how single women in all groups do so badly," said Professor Diane Elson of the WBG, a social scientist at the University of Essex.

I was a sophomore in college, and my voice on the page sounded like that of a 60-year-old Sorbonne professor, badly translated from the French.

The professors badly underestimated the prowess of Russia and China.

The current anti-drug legislation was written in 1981 and is badly outdated, the professors say though locking people up for marijuana is no longer a priority for cops, the petition's signatories think that there's still too much time being spent charging drug users with crimes.

"We really feel very badly about what happened," Professor Dirkmaat said.

"It's heads I win, and tails they don't lose too badly," said Jesse M. Fried, a professor at Harvard Law School and co-author of "Pay Without Performance".

Our planet needs help, badly, and Bill McGuire, professor of geophysical and climate hazards at University College London, believes he has a solution.

"Since the 15th century, a popular belief holds that if the blood does not liquefy or only partially liquefies it bodes badly for the city," Professor Luongo said.

One commenter, "Sam", has gone so far as to suggest that Bishop has deliberately misconstrued the data "with malicious intent", referring to her as "Oxford Professor behaving badly" and encouraging others to complain both to the Vice Chancellor of Oxford University and the British Psychological Society.