Sentence examples for may have badly from inspiring English sources

Running a country?I suspect Mr Campbell may have badly underestimated Mr Cameron, perhaps for the same reasons of inverted class-based snobbery as many other Labour politicians.

Nureyev may have behaved badly, she says, but he was bigger than that.

Allende may have governed badly, but he governed democratically, unlike Chávez or Mr Maduro.

He may indeed have been attempting to control the succession, but his scheming may have gone badly wrong.

The new findings suggest that the systems designed to contain such releases may have been badly compromised.

The press may have misbehaved badly; but it is the press, notably the Guardian, that has brought the behaviour at News International to light.

One of the FAA's most important facilities may have been badly damaged, but the agency quickly redeployed workers to other air traffic control centres.

The second move and the one that may have gone badly wrong was an effort to ameliorate the first hedge, providing more economic exposure.

Christie, who has been riding high in the polls as a rare, moderate Republican drawing diverse political support, may have been badly damaged.

"Sylvia may have reacted badly to taking antidepressants," she told the Sunday Telegraph, "but you have to look at why she was needing them in the first place.

There are fears that the district of Dolakha, where the epicentre of the latest earthquake was located, may have been badly hit.