Sentence examples for emerged badly from inspiring English sources

He was blamed for sparking the row over grammar schools and emerged badly in the 2005 Tory leadership contest when, in a rare machiavellian moment, he backed David Davis, only to flirt with Cameron.

They fought bitterly over social and economic issues in the months before the March 19 primary and emerged badly divided and with a nominee, Attorney General Jim Ryan, who is considerably more conservative than most previous Republican nominees, particularly on abortion.

Even the necklace emerges badly.

Except for Bourne, the men emerge badly from this trilogy.

And even in a conflict that has plumbed new depths of depravity on all sides, the government emerges badly with its hideous barrel bombs pulverising neighbourhoods, cruel deployment of gas and utterly grotesque torture.

Whatever she decides, Mrs. Kirchner and her husband, former President Néstor Kirchner, who leads the Peronist bloc, emerge badly wounded from the protracted battle with agricultural producers, analysts said.

He would have emerged either badly dented or defeated, and his authority would have been shot.

Even if sincere, Rice emerges as badly flawed.

It does not emerge too badly from my, perhaps foolhardy, attempt to take a family holiday in Egypt in August 2013.

President Franklin Roosevelt and his advisers emerge remarkably badly on this issue, seemingly determined not to bother Stalin with such trifles.The most revolting and murky twist to the story is the treatment of another wave of American captives: prisoners-of-war in Germany who had the misfortune to be freed by Soviet troops and were deported to the Gulag.

Things went wonderfully if you owned stocks or bonds in emerging markets, badly if you owned U.S. financial stocks or anything related to housing.