Sentence examples for cases badly from inspiring English sources

The success rate varies, and in a few cases badly infected eyes must be removed.

Many of the miners were sunbathing or having lunch when they were charged by the police and, in some cases, badly beaten.

Last year he was associated with a case involving 11 wild hyenas, who were discovered in a truck at Harare international airport that had been on the road for 24 hours without food or water and were reportedly in an extremely stressed condition, dehydrated and emaciated and, in some cases, badly injured.

The case badly soured its reputation for safety and affected sales.

Popes had usually obliged kings in such matters, but Henry had picked both his time and his case badly.

The column, which warned of a concocted threat of "global cooling", made several remarkable and wrong scientific claims, cherry-picked evidence, misrepresented findings and, in at least one case, badly misrepresented the views of a British scientist.

They should read it because Hart marshals powerful historical evidence and philosophical argument to suggest that atheists – if they want to attack the opposition's strongest case – badly need to up their game.

He could relate to Kerouac as a young man from a small declining industrial town who had come to New York as a cultural outsider more than twenty years earlier — an unknown bursting with ideas and whom the insiders proceeded either to lionize or to condemn, and, in any case, badly misconstrue.

(I'm not, and I'm certainly not convinced by Hart's other publicly expressed views, which tend towards the implacably socially conservative). They should read it because Hart marshals powerful historical evidence and philosophical argument to suggest that atheists – if they want to attack the opposition's strongest case – badly need to up their game.

He could relate to Kerouac as a young man from a small declining industrial town who had come to New York as a cultural outsider more than twenty years earlier—an unknown bursting with ideas and whom the insiders proceeded either to lionize or to condemn, and, in any case, badly misconstrue.

Early this year, as it became apparent that Microsoft was going to lose the case badly, the company's woes spilled over into the stock market.