Sentence examples for even more miserably from inspiring English sources

Yury Zhivago surviving seeing Lara from his Moscow tram would see Dr Zhivago the novel peter out even more miserably than Lara perishing in the gulag.

And yes, enough of all that free-market purist nonsense about having to let things play themselves out in a capitalistic way, particularly when our financial institutions have failed even more miserably than the auto industry and are surviving thanks only to the government's huge bailout.

While most can agree to disagree on whether the final season's approach to having the whole story take place in three days actually worked (depending on the episode, it either nailed it or failed miserably), even more can agree that showrunners Bays and Thomas completely dropped the ball at the finish.

It's even more stunning that the media is failing miserably to call them on it.

But an even more important question is: Why is the World Bank failing so miserably?

Even more amusing was the sales strategy: to avoid setting up a dealer network, Daewoo enlisted college students to peddle the cars on 400 American campuses, a plan that failed miserably.

More miserably, UK savers may be forced to pay off their still-outstanding mortgages.

Even more.

Perhaps nowhere in the eurozone have these policies failed more miserably than in Greece.

Even more people means even more fun!

Some of these will be great, some will be mediocre, and some might even fail miserably.