Sentence examples for forces badly from inspiring English sources

Economists who defend bosses' outlandish pay may be serving the cause of market forces badly.

The question now is whether the armed forces, badly demoralized, are still fit for purpose.

As in so many other violent incidents in the Chechen conflict, it appeared yesterday that both the rebels and Russian security forces badly miscalculated.

The raid snarled rebel communications, distracted the Confederate command and drew the attention of forces badly needed to defend against the Union threat growing on the Mississippi River's western bank.

The theory that double-jointedness leads to arthritis is based in part on the idea that the increased play of the tendons puts too much strain on the joints, or distributes force badly.

If the manufacturers had a completely free hand, they would shrink their dealer networks by forcing badly run stores into the hands of strong ones and closing down the weakest locations altogether.

The following day the Battle of the Sibuyan Sea hurt the Center Force badly with the loss of three more heavy cruisers, eliminating a substantial part of the fleet's anti-aircraft defence.

A year earlier, before joining DynCorp's board, he had described these forces as "badly equipped, badly trained, politically unreliable".

Bank of England plans to force badly-performing bankers to pay back bonuses could hurt London as a financial centre, the banking industry has said.

Though the force was badly defeated Task Force Smith accomplished its mission of delaying North Korean forces from advancing for several hours.

But its conventional forces are badly rusted.