Sentence examples for badly worked out from inspiring English sources

George O'Boyle and Alan Fettis stood beside badly worked out algebra equations.

The gesture worked out badly.

Now he needs to prove he can do it in Flushing, where big (and questionable) spending worked out badly.

And "drug holidays," which were in vogue a few years ago among patients tired of side effects, worked out badly when they were tested in clinical trials.

The fear of repeating a Palin-style choice, a gamble that worked out badly for both members of 2008's Republican ticket, has dramatically shortened the plausible list of Mitt Romney's running mates.

Above, suffering, observation, complaint the comedy of a poor artist for whom everything (every single thing that ever happened!) worked out badly being transmuted on the adjoining page into the most emotionally eloquent of all modern pictures.

We want to get this worked out as badly as the N.F.L. does".

After all, JPMorgan Chase's takeover of Bear Stearns hasn't worked out so badly.

He describes himself as "devastated" that things have worked out so badly since he took the job in December.

"It would show them just how some wrong decisions you make that seemed like great ideas worked out really badly," he said.

To the point where I thought it might be newsworthy and provocative to point out that, at least, some of his policies haven't worked out as badly as many people, myself included, expected that they would.