Sentence examples for moved badly from inspiring English sources

"If there was an independence referendum now I believe the SNP would lose because the economic numbers have moved badly against Scotland... it would be lost 60-40".

"And you begin to make decisions which, if they go well, move you from A to B to C, and if they go badly move you in more of a zigzag.

Every investor has at one time or another moved from badly performing stocks to a better-performing group, only to see the sold stocks recover and out-perform the new investments.

And many people time market moves badly.

It's better to do a few moves well, than many moves badly.

The villagers say that the United Nations came with a digger to make the grave, but that it was up to the local people to move the badly decomposed bodies into it.

Do not attempt to move a badly injured person.

Then Oz moved on to a badly damaged heart — bloated, white, and marbled with fat.

When the campaign moved South, and he badly needed some victories, Mr. Mondale discovered that he still had those endorsements but that Mr. Jackson had captured the hearts and minds of black voters.

He got bullied so badly he moved to Australia.

The first two legislative moves failed badly, but the Gin Act of 1736 gave reformers all they wanted: it raised taxes and license fees and rewarded informers who squealed on illegal vendors.