Sentence examples for badly the case from inspiring English sources

But since textbook macroeconomics says that contractionary fiscal policy is contractionary; since those of us who went with the theory rather than the confidence fairy said it would be contractionary; and sure enough, the areas pursuing austerity have done badly; the case for a connection is pretty strong.

But when faced with just such actions by John Deutch in late 1996, the C.I.A. and the Justice Department badly fumbled the case.

The two lawyers said they never disrupted the trial of Mr. Yang and said the judge badly mishandled the case in court.

Some think it failed so badly in the case of Ebola that it needs a more clearly defined mission, along with better funding.

Bumping through that narrative, David Cameron has done spectacularly badly in the case of his chief whip, Andrew Mitchell, "fucking plebs" and the police.

Not only did the Central Intelligence Agency miss opportunities to detect the Sept. 11 plot, Mr. Tenet has now acknowledged, but it also badly overstated the case for Iraq's possession of illicit weapons -- a "slam dunk," Mr. Tenet is reported to have assured President Bush.

Wonga has been under fire for how well (or badly, as the case may be) it rates the suitability of candidates for loans, and also for the practices it used to collect bills.

As another example of how badly the whole case was handled, one can look at the original instructions given to the grand jury.

The president of Boston College, Boston's most prestigious institution of Roman Catholic education, said today that the Catholic hierarchy had "badly mishandled" the cases of sexually abusive priests and that he felt betrayed by how the church had kept the problem a secret while letting the priests continue working in parishes.

The victim has not passed but is very badly hurt, and the case is still pending".

Still, it is sometimes handled badly – as was the case in Malta – so safe is a relative term," she said.