Sentence examples for launched badly from inspiring English sources
He has launched badly overdue reforms of the pension and the university systems.
The Soviet Union's 1957 Sputnik launching badly bruised the American psyche, for example, but Eisenhower subsequently won passage of a new space exploration agency, NASA.
It launched today and badly needs a logo.
A rocket that the police said was launched from northern Gaza badly wounded an Israeli woman and her 2-year-old daughter.
Be sure to holler at me if you see scooters behaving badly, launching in new markets or yelling at people on the streets.
I can't think of an example where a startup launched into the wild, flailed badly, and recovered (without completely abandoning the first product).
Their keeper, Nick Pope, launched a high ball, John Stones miskicked badly, and Barnes roved forward, then smacked a finish past Bravo.
OWN, by common consent too much dross and too little Winfrey, did so badly after it was launched in 2011 that Time struck her off its list last year.
RIM was stampeded by the launch of the iPad into doing its own tablet, because it lost out so badly to the iPhone when that was launched (even though its business thrived on the back of the smartphone boom).
The prosecutors said that Mr. Chang's reputation had been badly hurt by Mr. Torricelli and his defenders, who "launched a public campaign to vilify and discredit" him.
Singapore and many of the other countries badly affected by the SARS epidemic of 2003 launched comprehensive pandemic response plans based on a SARS model (5 ).
