Sentence examples for not badly enough from inspiring English sources

Apparently not badly enough to change his spending and increase his savings.

Uganda's Supreme Court said that the polls had been rigged but not badly enough to overturn the result.

Ramirez Judges the Market Manny Ramirez wanted to remain with the Cleveland Indians but not badly enough to give them a discount.

"This does not ring true for us at all," said Hirofumi Onuma, 52, deputy principal of a high school in Minamisoma, a city that like many places near the plant is contaminated, but not badly enough that the government has called for it to be abandoned.

The woman overcoming a recent bereavement and suffering from severe depression whose prayers were literally answered when she had a miscarriage rather than needing to travel to England, or the mother-of-four trying to figure out how to crash her car badly enough to induce miscarriage but not badly enough to kill or permanently injure herself?

These late paintings were deemed too perfect, not "badly done" enough, perhaps, and unchallenging: there was in them a marked absence of painterly lavishness.

Borodino represented the last Russian effort at stopping the French advance on Moscow, which fell a week later; but because the Russian army was not badly beaten enough to be rendered ineffective, the French would have no clear way of bringing Czar Alexander to peace, resulting ultimately in the retreat from Moscow and the defeat of the French invasion.

But not quite badly enough to believe I'll actually follow through.

And the Republicans did not lose badly enough — they held the House — to have to fully rethink their strategy.

Thompson's book demonstrates one thing for certain: no matter how badly you think of Richard Nixon, you have not thought badly enough.

Jeter will miss this week's series with the Kansas City Royals, Manager Joe Girardi said, although he is not hurt badly enough to go on the disabled list.