Sentence examples for politically badly from inspiring English sources

Johnson, now politically badly damaged by his impeachment ordeal and willing to take any position he could get, resigned as Lieutenant Governor, was appointed Secretary of State, and was given a compensation of several thousand dollars for his loss of power and prestige, since he would not become governor.

"To find someone who isn't a trade unionist or politically active so badly treated for standing up..

"Not only is this not going to help growth, it's going to end very badly, politically speaking," Mr. Piketty said, referring to Greece.

Politically, he was badly outflanked by a masterful and more pragmatic Bill Clinton; on a personal level, he was undone by petulance and hypocrisy, whining about his status on Air Force One after a state funeral and carrying on an extramarital affair while impeaching the president for lying about sexual transgressions.

So we cannot be angels all the time in this badly politically correct world we have.

Republicans were relieved by Mr. Ensign's decision, viewing him as badly damaged politically by the disclosures about the affair.

It was left badly exposed politically by its participants' intense involvement in the radical 1948 Progressive party presidential campaign of Franklin D Roosevelt's former vice‑president Henry Wallace.

And if they "attracted high-powered industries — as well as some of he world's best minds" why is California failing so badly economically, politically, socially and environmentally today?

As Hillary Clinton recently found out with "Hard Choices," her memoir of her years in the State Department, readers want an honest accounting of our most important institutions and react badly to politically cautious posturing, especially when they are paying for it.

Politically, however, it could backfire badly on the LDP.

THE media across the Balkans and in former Yugoslavia are doing badly, commercially and politically.