Sentence examples for more miserably from inspiring English sources

More miserably, UK savers may be forced to pay off their still-outstanding mortgages.

Yury Zhivago surviving seeing Lara from his Moscow tram would see Dr Zhivago the novel peter out even more miserably than Lara perishing in the gulag.

These supposedly deficit-reducing cuts -- they'd barely make a dent -- will quite literally cause more people to starve to death, go to bed hungry or live more miserably than are doing so now.

And yes, enough of all that free-market purist nonsense about having to let things play themselves out in a capitalistic way, particularly when our financial institutions have failed even more miserably than the auto industry and are surviving thanks only to the government's huge bailout.

Perhaps nowhere in the eurozone have these policies failed more miserably than in Greece.

A $2 million tax subsidy deal between Massachusetts and Nortel Networks in 2008 to keep 2200 jobs in place and add 800 more failed miserably.

Nobody, not even the captain, really knew what best to do next; of the 140 on board, 106 perished, more or less miserably.

I tried to explain why, when he was on a diet to manage his pain and secure his longevity — why, when he was trying his best not to more rapidly and miserably die — I was being so totally mean.

"For every Republican candidate that's trying to show strong fund-raising prowess, there are countless more who have failed miserably when it comes to raising money they need for their campaigns," he said.

While most can agree to disagree on whether the final season's approach to having the whole story take place in three days actually worked (depending on the episode, it either nailed it or failed miserably), even more can agree that showrunners Bays and Thomas completely dropped the ball at the finish.

In this respect, our country's economic system is failing miserably far more than our schools.