Sentence examples for desperately poorly from inspiring English sources

I thought I knew at night, when the poor dog seemed desperately poorly, but it perked up in the day and I didn't know any more.

Apart from proving complementary, not to mention mentally stimulating, such twin roles can also provide financial stability, something frequently essential in the often poorly paid, desperately insecure world of women's football.

The tiny, poorly funded charter desperately needed the money that came with each student marked present every day, even potentially dangerous ones.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 — The nation's food supply is at risk, its drugs are potentially dangerous and its citizens' lives are at stake because the Food and Drug Administration is desperately short of money and poorly organized, according to an alarming report by agency advisers.

It is poorly designed and desperately needs an overhaul.

So far, the ones I have seen strike me as a poorly conceived and desperately pandering marketing device that insults the intelligence of San Francisco Opera's audience.

Climate leadership is desperately needed and widely discussed yet poorly understood.

These children are often easy to reach because they feel bad about performing poorly in school and want desperately to succeed.

Poorly designed by Sean Nieuwenhuis, they're desperately unattractive and distracting attempts to intimate flames and crowds and snow and other mayhem.

So those are the stakes a poorly done census will lead to people in poverty and minorities losing aid that they desperately need.

Copy protection technology desperately needs to evolve.