Sentence examples for consequences badly from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, and in a statement that is hard to argue with, the announcement said, "Bo's behaviors have brought serious consequences, badly undermined the reputation of the Party and the country, created a very negative impact at home and abroad, and significantly damaged the cause of the Party and people".
Bo's behaviours have brought serious consequences, badly undermined the reputation of the party and the country, created very negative impact at home and abroad and significantly damaged the cause of the party and people.
What are the consequences of badly conceived, badly promoted and inefficient international policy frameworks?
Some analysts say a pre-election warning by a senior American official that "choices have consequences" played badly among many Kenyans and may have helped win sympathy votes for Mr. Kenyatta.
Although the Internet Watch Foundation, which works to stop the spread of child exploitation imagery online, warned against unintended consequences from badly planned legislation — and urged the government to take a "balanced approach".
The consequences of a badly designed process can be reduced throughput or expensive plant modifications after the production start-up.
"We know it can be frustrating when government develops policy that has unintended consequences or seems badly targeted," the white paper said.
Among other consequences, Argentaria lags badly in retail banking and earns slimmer margins on its loans (see table).The biggest piece of Argentaria is Banco Exterior, which accounts for 40% of the group's loans and 56% of its total assets.
"And if you're dealing with it, you're dealing with a lot of consequences of feeling badly about yourself".
Poor adaptation to the condition is concomitant with a dramatic psychological profile (irritability, insecurity), in addition to feeling physical fatigue during the day as a consequence of sleeping badly at night.
"I totally believe there are consequences if you behave badly.
