Sentence examples for exceptionally badly from inspiring English sources

Besides, politicians urging individuals to change their driving, flying and meat-eating habits go down exceptionally badly in a society as unequal as ours.

Livesey's last major evening contribution – Bump Club – was a quite exceptionally badly thought-out piece of radio, with tone, time and presenter all wrong for the subject matter.

Mr Pound remembers a former political rival who was "exceptionally badly behaved" during the 1997-2001 Parliament. 1997-2001 Parliament

It's fair to say Facebook has handled this issue exceptionally badly — leaving Collins to express public frustration about the lack of co-operation when, for example, he had asked it for help and information related to the UK's Brexit referendum — turning what could have been a fairly easy to manage process into a major media circus-cum-PR nightmare.

Many doctrinaire leftists will still make the case that Russia simply carried out the communist experiment exceptionally badly, that it did not have to be like that and that the Swedish model of society and governance is closer to the communist ideal.

The abundance is coming as a welcome relief for wildlife, which suffered badly from exceptionally poor crops of wild fruit last year as trees and shrubs were hammered by the poor weather.

Yet all these failures – for many years seen as risks intrinsic only to tax havens – were part and parcel of mainstream banking and finance in 2008, not something that had gone badly but exceptionally wrong in Grand Cayman or the Isle of Man.

Losing very badly is an exceptionally public humiliation with brutal starkness and immediacy.

And Trout, a 27-year-old center fielder, is the best player of his era in a way that defies easy categorization, doing most baseball things exceptionally and none of them badly.

Trump behaves badly and is also exceptionally unstable.

This indicates both an exceptionally difficult problem, and one which has been badly parameterized so that individual errors are not very meaningful because they are so highly correlated.