Sentence examples for badly stated from inspiring English sources

"I decided to go into fields where mathematicians would never go because the problems were badly stated," Dr. Mandelbrot said.

The full truth about how badly state-owned enterprises were run and the magnitude of their problems emerged only after privatisation.

More than 400 million Chinese are unable to speak the national language, Mandarin, and large numbers in the rest of the country speak it badly, state news media said Thursday as the government began another push for linguistic unity.

While Brasenose appeared to fare badly, state school students applying to Cambridge were three times as likely to be accepted (52%) to Murray Edwards, a women-only college, than King's where 17% of state school applicants won places.

With Democrats in control and the state struggling so badly — the state's unemployment rate remains above 10 percent — one might expect California Republicans to be making a comeback.

I made two sites, one my own firm's which as stated before badly needed updating and also a client's website which sells a consumer product.

In mid-September it did badly in state by-elections triggered by members of state assemblies who had won national parliamentary seats.

The piece began badly by wrongly stating that the Mirror's 5m circulation in the 1960s was "more than all the other newspapers put together".

While Rokudenashiko has undeniable novelty appeal, people tend to react badly when she states her case; a Japanese television station once barred her from using the word "deco-man" during an interview, she says.

Those factors, Knox and some fans said, have left professional jai alai in a badly weakened state.

I used to think you were just using cheap paper.GERALD GAMERCongers, New YorkExxon's environmentSIR Your article on fuel cells (July 24th) badly mis-states the views of Exxon.