Sentence examples for badly recognised from inspiring English sources

Bargeau, whose ship was still leaking badly, recognised that further resistance was futile and surrendered in minutes, having lost ten men and much of his rigging.

Iran badly wants to be recognised as a regional power, he adds.

Myanmar has recognised that it badly needs their technical help in reforming its cumbersome multiple exchange-rate system.

It was hoped that a charismatic, media-friendly new leader would sweep through the institution and introduce new ways to raise funds and popularise science in a body that was widely recognised as being badly out of date.

A big change is anyway unlikely before the 2006 federal election, if only because there are so many preoccupying local and regional polls before then.That Germany badly needs tax reform has been recognised for years.

'I thought, where's the money going to come from?' But Brenda caved in; she recognised it was something David badly wanted to do.

Had it recognised that it had behaved badly and shown genuine willingness to put things right in the first place, PPI might already have been consigned to the (rather large) dustbin of financial history.

Badly in need of military leaders, Yaroslav recognised a military potential in Harald and made him a captain of his forces.

A chorus of progressives rose in defence of Mr Krugman, noting that of course he believed no such thing, and of course he recognised that markets often got things badly wrong.In practice there is a middle ground.

It is universally recognised that the disability benefit system he inherited was badly flawed – and that he has made things far worse.

Australia's foreign minister, Kevin Rudd, whose electorate in Brisbane has been badly hit by the floods, suggested Hislop's efforts be formally recognised.