Sentence examples for do very badly from inspiring English sources

Some do very badly, taking up 19 out of the bottom 24 countries in the list.

But some of the Russell Group do very badly on the TEF.

"The core central concept behind this is the personalisation of audio - something that radio or broadcast services currently do very badly," said Rock. "It's a fan club approach.

And sometimes, they are also happy enough when businesses do very badly, as they can earn fees as administrators liquidating firms.

The immediate trigger for this was "Cleggmania" and the belief that Labour was poised to do very badly (and the Liberal Democrats very well) on polling day.

It is the thing done very well.' As against everything else, which, one quickly comes to understand, we do very badly indeed.

On such terms, new classical music often does very badly.

He did very badly, but he didn't bottom out.

"In Mugabe's traditional strongholds, they are doing very badly.

I really hated it and did very badly.

The EU has done very badly: 22 of its 27 members have lost time.