Sentence examples for efforts badly from inspiring English sources

El Niño from January to March made light of its efforts, badly damaging 600 kilometres (370 miles) of Peru's main roads and 30 bridges along them.

Yet there are also many wannabe rescuers who are actively doing harm in Africa: bad ideas are duplicated across the continent, objectives and deadlines missed or efforts badly targeted, and promises broken, while mediocrity and incompetence are rarely challenged, leaving the poor ending up where they started.

Funes Mori squandered the home side's best chance when, given a free run and a free header at a Barkley corner shortly before the interval, the Argentina defender steered his effort badly wide.

Yet the outcome was probably inevitable, since the West's efforts were badly misdirected.

The blizzard of 1979 is world-famous because Chicago's snow removal efforts went badly, causing everyone to turn on then-mayor Michael Bilandic, who was kicked out of office six weeks later in the Democratic primary.

Still others said the company's initial environmental efforts already badly lagged behind the promise in its winning bid to strictly adhere to the Equator Principles and World Bank benchmarks — the gold standards for environmentally sensitive projects.

Today comes news that seems to undermine those efforts pretty badly.

Working with a broader membership base, a mix of US and international surgical oncologists could serve as educational teams that could reach many underserved locations throughout the world, where such efforts are badly needed and would be deeply appreciated.

"Fortunately, the violence has not impacted the relief efforts that badly, because most of the population has moved out from the area that is really affected by the violence in Abyei," she said.

Nearly a year after the earthquake, the whole reconstruction effort is badly lagging.

After President George W. Bush turned his sights on Iraq, the effort faltered badly.