Sentence examples for make badly from inspiring English sources

In fact, any attempt to call upon societies to make badly needed sacrifices in this time of crisis has to start with a reduction of social injustice.

"It allows us to make badly needed upgrades in the system and it gives cash to utilities in exchange for assets that are of real value," Mr. Burton said.

So when the Department of Housing Preservation and Development decided in 2006 to turn the building over to the collective in exchange for $1 and an agreement that the group would make badly needed repairs, many saw the deal as a crucial step for the survival of a beloved local landmark.

"Informal gossip and formal ratings systems will be collected, correlated, and converted into business rules designed to make badly-behaved customers pay more or go away," Mr Schrage writes.

Made badly, it's like regurgitated rusk.

Having reiterated that banal truth, let us acknowledge that making art may be useless, but even made badly it is also indispensable.

No one was taking out the garbage or making badly needed repairs to the leaking skylight, the broken pipes or the uneven front steps, she said.

Merck, Roche and Sanofi are racing to develop their own versions of a drug they hope will restore a mechanism that normally makes badly damaged cells self-destruct and could potentially be used against half of all cancers.

In other words, find a small number of people that want what you have or are making badly.

This is certainly a better option than sharply raising interest rates, which chokes economic growth and makes badly needed capital even more expensive.

This is certainly a better option than sharply raising interest rates, a move that chokes economic growth and makes badly needed capital even more expensive.