Sentence examples for badly raised from inspiring English sources

Le Pen called the squad "a bunch of badly raised children".

But he is also convinced that bad meat comes from animals that have been badly raised; that you find good meat by finding good producers of it and patronizing them.

"I was standing there saying, 'You're a bad mother, and your children will either grow up to be lesbians, or they will be taken into care because they've been badly raised,' " he recalled in a recent interview near the "Doctor Who" set.

While people are rarely fired for being disengaged (unless they also perform or behave badly), raising this issue could harm your reputation with your manager.

Later Nucky warns against treating Gillian badly, again raising questions around his relationship with her.

While it is hard to sort out the exact difference they made, their success rate, particularly in races in which Republican challengers would have otherwise been badly outgunned, raises the prospect that a relatively small number of deep-pocketed donors exerted an outsize influence on Tuesday's results.

Casey W. Raskob III, a lawyer in New York who specializes in traffic violations, said that some states and municipalities "want to get enforcement cameras in so badly to raise revenue" that they have reclassified red-light and speeding summonses issued through camera enforcement as violations like parking tickets, and don't assign points to a driver's record as a result.

When my government does something I disagree with, or behaves badly, I raise my voice.

Trump contends Mexico needs the U.S. market so badly that raising tariffs will instantly force the Mexican government to bend to Trump's will.

The idea of a financial-transaction tax has been floated repeatedly in the wake of the latest crisis, as a way to maybe put the brakes on the sort of runaway market speculation that tends to end badly, while raising revenue to help pay for the next crisis.

In 1959, Mr. Hartford raised badly needed cash by selling $40 million of his shares after a battle over the direction of the company.