Sentence examples for fighting badly from inspiring English sources

"It was a tough race and we were fighting badly," said Shum, who was also a second-place qualifier in the 400 (53.99).

Sources told Page Six that the couple has been fighting badly for about nine months and that Jack Osbourne has been staying with other family members.

In addition to fighting poorly, badly led troops usually alienate the population by misbehaving and they often desert or defect.

Birds keep on fighting although badly hurt.

Your singular ineptitude -- starting a war that didn't need to be fought, fighting it badly, the Katrina fiasco, and neglect of the financial crisis -- finally discredited a Republican, phony "conservative" culture, which has straightjacketed "the better angels of our nature" for four decades.

Meanwhile, 69percentt of respondents said the U.S. government is fighting corruption "fairly badly" or "very badly," up from 51percentt in 2016.

"Our show is about not fighting, not speaking badly and loving each other," said Dipmala Bhoi, a 13-year-old girl in the group.

George McGovern, who had provided singular leadership in opposing the Vietnam War and fighting hunger, slumped badly in his re-election bid.

The Sudanese Media Center, a semiofficial news service believed to be close to Sudan's security apparatus, said the fighting along the badly marked border was between the Messeiriya tribe and the South Sudanese military and had left 23 people dead.

Arianna says it's not reform without a public plan; Matt says that insurance exchanges can move group coverage to a place beyond employer-provided insurance; while Tony explains what French strategic thinking is - and likens it to Obama's tactics in fighting this battle badly.

And that it had badly slipped in fighting its trademark fights against job, and housing discrimination, the gaping racial disparities in education, and for criminal justice reforms.