Sentence examples for badly think from inspiring English sources
If it has grown this fast while being run badly, think how well China could do if it were run better.The question, though, is how to get from here to there.
The history of Franco-German relations suggests that, even when two leaders initially get on badly (think of Jacques Chirac and Gerhard Schröder, or Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel), they eventually find a way of working together.
"He who writes badly, thinks badly," he said.
In Mr Druon's view, "he who writes badly, thinks badly, and so governs badly".Perhaps.Perhaps
The policies being espoused by the government are badly thought out and unworkable.
The costs of such programmes appear to have been badly thought out, if at all.
However, the TaxPayers Alliancee described the proposals as "pernicious" and badly thought out.
"They were clearly badly thought through, because the prime minister herself decided to rethink them," he said.
But City experts were broadly united in attacking the proposal as badly thought out, and potentially counter-productive.
Like Band Aid, this sort of badly thought out campaign is pretty hard to criticise, because its endpoint is so worthwhile.
It would be comparable to the decision the Soviet Politburo made to invade Afghanistan — badly thought through, not confirmed by the necessary analytical work".
