Sentence examples for conducted badly from inspiring English sources

Then, in 1963, he returned to America for another competition given in the name of Dimitri Mitropoulos; this time, he later declared, he conducted badly, the award of (joint) first prize was wrong and the whole experience revealed the iniquities of the competition system.

"I think the whole process has been conducted badly with the supporters, but it's a pretty sound idea," says Nigel Currie, director of sports marketing agency Brand Rapport.

Nigel Currie, director of sports marketing agency Brand Rapport, stated that "the whole process has been conducted badly with the supporters, but [the name change] is a pretty sound idea".

For the first time since 2007, the United States does not have an aircraft carrier in the Persian Gulf and will not again until mid-December; the Navy needed time to conduct badly needed repairs on its fleet.

In 1963 he won the Mitropoulos Competition in New York (conducting badly, he said), which brought a one-year assistantship with Leonard Bernstein; and at the Salzburg Festival in 1965, at the invitation of Herbert von Karajan, he stood in front of the Vienna Philharmonic for the first time, conducting music closer to his heart: Mahler's Second Symphony.

Noting a set of talking points issued by the agency, Mr. Segal said, the dispute over the definition of routine maintenance "has deterred companies from conducting badly needed repairs, resulting in unnecessary emissions of pollution and hazardous conditions at these plants".

"There were times when I thought of leaving," he says, "When I conducted very badly in a production of Trovatore, and in Don Pasquale.

The second is to choose a thermoelectric material which conducts heat badly (so that different parts remain at different temperatures) but electricity well.

Over the course of this time, I have made every effort to engage in honest debate without resort to incivility, saving my various lame attempts at barbed wit for those who conduct themselves badly.

Succession planning in the post-Ferguson era has been so badly conducted they are likely to have little alternative than to appoint an unsuitable new manager, Jose Mourinhoo, in the summer.

Mr. Norris now dismisses "a great deal of wild speculation" about the composer's relationship with the psychologist and hypnotist Nikolai Dahl after the devastating failure of the First Symphony (badly conducted, evidently, by a possibly tipsy Glazunov).