Sentence examples for existing badly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mittal's strategy of buying existing, badly managed plants, Mr. DiMicco said, is the best way to do that.

With the existing gears badly worn and new parts unavailable, replacements were machined from solid stock, which took eight months.

This is unlikely to mean that he will treat existing immigrants badly, or deploy his infamous "pressure hose" in the suburbs: that would be to risk riots and other forms of social instability without any benefit to his broader programme.

He said the existing estate was badly lit, lacked proper security, was poorly insulated and provided "poor quality living accommodation".

Environmentalists argue that clean-coal research is wasteful, citing recent reports by the General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress, that say the existing Clean Coal Technology Program was badly mismanaged.

Finally, despite these great efforts, existing methods perform badly for rather big patterns.

Part of the problem that Ms Rudd will have in making the case for the energy efficiency budget is that existing programmes have been badly designed and poorly implemented.

They are treated "extremely badly" by existing banks, he claims.

While the vice president acknowledged that China and Russia were still reluctant to strain their ties with Iran, he said that existing sanctions had already badly rattled Iran's leaders.

Constructed in 1930, the existing facility could be badly damaged in a major earthquake because it does not meet seismic standards.

Administration officials said Iran's economy was suffering badly because of existing sanctions over the nuclear issue.