Sentence examples for more badly on from inspiring English sources
His allies respond that the abductions took place in an opposition-controlled state, and the abductions reflect more badly on the opposition than the federal government.
More precisely, a priority of health principle holds that the more badly off a given person is on the non-comparative metric (e.g., the fewer her years of life expectancy), the greater the moral weight that attaches to a given increment of improvement in her health (e.g., the addition of a year to her life expectancy).
But the news could not have been more badly timed, coming on the eve of the commission's report into the Gulf of Mexico disaster and putting BP's safety record under the spotlight once again.
Of course the ones left on the beach were much more badly hurt and they died.
I wondered if I was treated even more badly because I was a woman on my own," she said.
But things like chewing of kava make it more badly especially our preparation of kava on Tanna".
Cavendish will be pleased he is not more badly hurt, but he will be annoyed at missing out on a chance to claim another victory.
Tells how the country's relations with the U.S. are on the way to getting better, which may result in more badly needed foreign aid.
But might a more isolated North Korea behave even more badly?
Other icons of Christchurch were even more badly affected.
