Sentence examples for badly upon from inspiring English sources

He cuts his thumb badly upon returning home.

And if I had done it, it would have reflected very badly upon him.

"It's not just that this would reflect extremely badly upon us if we were to show disrespect at this time.

In the past this would have reflected particularly badly upon the PRI, but now no party seems any better than the other.

YUSU President Kallum Taylor spoke of how he felt 'alienated' by the applause, while NUS President Liam Burns stated later that day that it 'would reflect extremely badly upon us if we were to show disrespect at this time'.

Currently a cultural problem exists whereby managers and HR teams are loath to admit to the full extent of employee absences, perhaps fearing that higher rates of absences may reflect badly upon their own performance.

But Dr. William B. Greenough III, a professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University who has hired Dr. Butler two times, said that although Dr. Butler's actions with the 30 vials were unclear, "there's no question in my mind that Butler's rights and academic freedoms have been badly infringed upon".

The Japanese terminated the negotiations with the Brazilians in October after the ship was badly damaged upon launching and the expeditionary force was about to withdraw from Taiwan.

Usually, "researchers recognize the need for publicity for their own research field," but depending on the situation, interacting with the media can also be looked upon badly, Peters says.

The search ended on March 8 , 1969 when a young boy who was out shooting his BB gun stumbled upon badly decomposing human remains in a wooded area about 100 yards from the Aptos Bridge.

From a gaming point of view, he may have stumbled upon a badly needed new source of revenue.