Sentence examples for badly than from inspiring English sources

And Japanese shares did less badly than American ones in 2002.

You can no more deliberately play badly than you can deliberately play well.

The Tories preferred to see the railway privatised badly than not at all.

And crucially, they fared less badly than smaller brethren in the crisis year of 2008.

APART from babies, pets and maybe newlyweds, probably nothing is more photographed, and photographed badly, than the family car.

This was reportedly to allow Mr Rove to concentrate on helping the Republicans do less badly than predicted in November's elections.

Most invest badly: more than half either put nearly all their savings into equities, or none.

Our country is now more badly divided than at any time during the Vietnam war.

The gouged-out Focus was more badly crushed than any of the small S.U.V.'s.

These minorities tend to feel more badly marginalised than those who are now enjoying Mr Putin's "protection" in Ukraine.

As only a mid-ranking player in commercial property, it can expect to do less badly there than some.