Sentence examples for badly reasoned from inspiring English sources

Senator Edward Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, has introduced a pair of bills designed to undo the damage done by the court's badly reasoned decisions.

The Giuliani administration swiftly announced it would appeal the decision; the corporation counsel, Michael D. Hess, called the ruling "wrong" and "badly reasoned".

And when asked about whether the increasing violence was evidence of the war going badly, Rumsfeld reasoned in 2005 that "Death has a tendency to encourage a depressing view of war".

A less obvious worry is that we might reason badly in coming to believe that p entails q.

But it is impossible to be sure: Wall Street looks overvalued today, but people who thought the same two years ago were badly wrong.One reason to suspect that share prices are overvalued is that the boom in stockmarkets is being driven by a massive pool of global liquidity.

On the one hand, one can reason well or badly — about what to do within the next five minutes, twenty-four horrs, or ten years.

It's what Japan, an ageing, indebted nation, so badly needs.Two chief reasons incline me towards the "no-party" depiction.

And the United States, which, for its own strategic reasons, badly wants Turkey admitted to the EU, is fiercely pressing the Europeans to let it in.

"Sometimes I have got to major championships and run really badly for some reason but on other occasions I know I have gone up against athletes who were cheating".

Besides, he argues, price is not the reason badly needed drugs don't get widely distributed.

They always had to pun their tour names (badly) for some reason.