Sentence examples for badly resulted from inspiring English sources

Sleeping badly resulted in less focus and concentration the next day, which lead to an over-reliance on caffeine, which led to appetite suppression and hyper focus, which triggered the pattern all over again.

With the count 2-1, Maurer threw a slow curveball that seemed to fool Cabrera badly, resulting in an off-balance flail and miss.

7/10 Rhys Priestland: A game of internal contrasts from the young fly half who kicked exceptionally well out of hand at times, but whose goal kicking let him down badly, resulting in a loss of the duties in the second half.

Genuine responses from the likes of Amnesty International and the Crown Prosecution Service have the intended comic effect, but he is brave enough to admit that a letter to Stephen Hawking backfired badly, resulting in one of the world's greatest thinkers phoning Carr to invite his fictional handicapped son to go for a balloon ride.

The conspiracy theories about Clinton's health all point back to a very real 2012 incident when the then secretary of state fainted and hit her head so badly it resulted in a concussion and a blood clot.

2) A monumental tactical blunder not only backfired badly, it resulted in the ruin of nearly two dozen umpires and the dissolution of the very union he helped transform.

At club level to fail so badly would result in relegation.

Or it could all go badly wrong, resulting in what some have dubbed the "nerdocalypse".

The weather of the cold wave on 17 December 2010 and 24 December 2010 resulted in badly damaged mangroves.

The profit motive has resulted in badly misallocated resources -- too much testing and treatment for people who don't need it and lousy access for many who do.

Noting a set of talking points issued by the agency, Mr. Segal said, the dispute over the definition of routine maintenance "has deterred companies from conducting badly needed repairs, resulting in unnecessary emissions of pollution and hazardous conditions at these plants".