Sentence examples for badly to keep from inspiring English sources

While a company in such dire financial straits as Hynix probably should fold, it's easy to see why the government wants so badly to keep it alive.

We need to create and ingest art so badly to keep us sane in a world that everyday appears to be spinning more and more out of control.

Iraq's homegrown forces are still too badly motivated, too lacking in national as opposed to sectarian spirit, too skimpily trained and too badly equipped to keep the peace on their own.For sure, the surge has had some modest, patchy success.

The Knicks badly want to keep Lee and have an investment in Robinson's development.

The result is that tax that is so badly needed to keep services going is being given away.

Allowing yourself, when you dare to think it's going well (or not too badly), simply to keep rowing along.

Mr Müntefering, who is already badly needed to keep the parliamentary group and the party under control, will now have his hands full with two top jobs.

Walls and ceilings don't make music, and only rarely do they behave badly enough to keep our ears from working.

The sooner Mr. Badillo satisfies the two requirements, the faster he will get the money he badly needs to keep his campaign afloat.

Barry Bonds is way too self-satisfied to fret that suspicions about his use of performance-enhancing drugs may have fouled his prodigious baseball achievements badly enough to keep him from entering the Hall of Fame in two years.

That's why Trump adviser Stephen Miller badly wants to keep immigration in the headlines as much as possible, which is one reason they keep rolling out policies that compete to outdo each other in folly and cruelty.