Sentence examples for least badly from inspiring English sources

But something in Tsukiji's soul seems to have been lost, or at least badly bruised, in the tsunami.

The immediate aim is to shut down, or at least badly disrupt, the meetings of the global elite.

Yes, the Russell Group is the least badly affected, with 30% of its members gaining indicative numbers.

While Labour fared least badly in terms of overall votes, it lost constituencies once considered to be safe and ended up with 37 seats, down from 44.

These are idle prayers, or at least badly conceived, and, like the mantis, we may die praying; but many people are muttering such prayers.

It seems to be the rule that when a reviewer unsheathes his wit it's at the expense of the poor author, who comes off, at the least, badly scratched; at the most, moribund.

Those negative implications extend particularly to the UK, which looks like being the best-performing large European economy this year – or perhaps one should say, given the OECD's rather dismal tally, the least-badly performing one.

And France behaved at least as badly, seizing American ships bound for or leaving Britain.

Reporters saw at least 15 badly burned people in a hospital, and doctors said many had little chance of survival.

London will be hit at least as badly as anywhere else (200,000 Londoners may lose their jobs in the next two years, says one estimate).

Italy had inflicted the crew's first ever defeat at Lucerne a few weeks ago, a reverse that, to say the least, was badly taken.