Sentence examples for majority of badly from inspiring English sources

Priority Inbox helps sift the most important mail, but that still leaves the majority of badly targeted PR, newsletters I never subscribed to and circulars that clog my inbox.

The response among selected participants was only marginally better (fewer than one quarter attended, the majority of whom were badly affected by migraine).

The majority of these homes are badly lighted, multilevel tripping traps with dangerously neglected interiors and exteriors.

The stock market averages have been driven up by a handful of large-cap growth stocks, while the majority of issues have lagged badly, even though their earnings have been increasing steadily.

The majority of them act so badly it hurts my teeth, even though I'm partial to Vinci Alonso who played the same bad boy role (just a model instead of an actor -- same difference!) on MTV's "8th & Ocean" in 2006.

Only two were viewed unfavourably by a majority of those surveyed: 60% thought badly of Richard Nixon; 66% thought even worse of Bush.

A YouGov poll released on June 12th showed that a majority of voters think he is doing badly as Labour leader and are unsure what he stands for (see chart).

As the table above shows, Mr Cameron's comments may be somewhat premature: the British-linked jurisdictions all continue to score badly on the majority of the indicators tracked by the TJN.

The announcement by Ed Balls that Labour will reintroduce the 50p top rate of income tax for those earning over £150,000 went down very badly with the majority of today's national newspapers.

Repeated polls suggest that a clear majority of the population in these three countries badly want Scotland to remain within the UK.

Likewise, he does not call the war in Afghanistan a foreign policy failure, even though a majority of Americans think the war has gone badly and we should no longer be involved there.