Sentence examples for badly respected from inspiring English sources

"A medical department and two people who, two years ago, saved the life of a footballer on the pitch have been completely forgotten, poorly treated and badly respected by lots of opinion makers," he said.

They're treated very badly instead of being respected".

Detroit could earn itself some badly needed respect and trust if it announced that from now on it will devote its managerial energies to the task of making much cleaner, high-mileage cars — rather than fighting sensible and essential efforts to control the spread of greenhouse gases.

It was old technology, badly maintained, and the regulator was not respected.

They respected my right to feel badly and so they could accept their bad moments and those of their classmates.

He throws a rock, and although he denies he aimed at a seriously impaired friend, a boy he respects, he nonetheless badly injures him.

However badly politicians behave, chief executives usually respect the convention so as to secure the mechanism for future use.

You have done everything you could to end the conversation peacefully, so don't feel badly if they still don't respect your time.

"Our abductors didn't respect us, they treated us badly," Ali Zogheib was quoted as saying by Lebanese media.

But no doubt they will have noted that Russia and its former satellite nations have not suffered too badly in this respect since opening up to professionalism – and also dominate many boxing divisions, from Wladimir Klitschko downwards.

It was found that this model, which remains the model of choice in engineering practice, fails badly in this respect.