Sentence examples for badly set from inspiring English sources

This has clear potential for disaster if the goals are badly set.

No wonder a country put together in such a clumsy fashion has never prospered and remains a limb badly set.

The potential fallout could badly set back efforts to clean up both Japan's anemic public finances and its floundering banking industry.

It is now plain that most of the money cannot be recovered by selling assets, because the loans were badly set up, and Mexico's bankruptcy law and judicial system are inadequate.

The problem is that intelligent entities are good at achieving their goals, but if the goals are badly set they can use their power to cleverly achieve disastrous ends.

You used to be able to spot vanity-published books a mile off: cheap paper, appalling cover art and clumsy text setting (the pages were so jumbled and badly set it was as if the words themselves were embarrassed to be there).

He found himself denounced more than once by a badly rattled set of conservative Catholic bishops, and enjoyed his ill fame immensely.

Craig Kieswetter went just before lunch, driving at Paul Franks and well taken by Steven Mullaney at second slip, but at 276 for four Somerset are going to have to bat either spectacularly well or collapse equally badly to set up a meaningful finish.

Mr Ecclestone badly needs to set a precedent for pressing ahead with a Grand Prix despite an unpleasant political environment.

It is a further indication of quite how badly Labour looks set to do across Scotland on May 7th.

Continued political chaos and none of the bold measures badly needed to set the economy on a firmer footing.