Sentence examples for readers badly from inspiring English sources

But if the public reject the use of animals in research after reading inaccurate, sensational and misleading reports, the press is failing its readers badly.

This is something Google Reader badly needs if it's to compete.

"Waterstones was selling a range of e-readers, very badly.

All of this comes under the heading of the Washington Post's "Green: News About The Environment" banner, which would lead one to believe that it's a source that would strive to actually inform readers, instead of badly misinform them.

But it is hard to imagine that many readers would be badly misled by this table, and in any event, such errors are minor in comparison to the error of using a demonstrably invalid test.

By the end of his memoir, it seems (or perhaps the reader just wishes badly) that Castner is learning to live more at peace with his experiences.

"If Mitt Romney is the answer, what is the question?" the paper asked in an editorial earlier this month, going on to remind readers of just how badly Romney screwed up his last campaign.

After HuffPost posted a copy of the agreement, many readers wondered just how badly such a contract could restrict workers' job options in the unlikely situation it were actually enforced.

Recently, however, scholars trolling through the Knopf archive have been struck by the number of reader's reports that badly missed the mark, especially where new talent was concerned.

But this will have no effect on the readers of the thousands of badly translated, unedited copies that are sold around the world every week without so much as a warning that Mein Kampf can poison your mind.

They have laid off the royals of late, possibly on the grounds that harassing them would go down badly with the readers when the monarchy is so much more popular than journalists are.But the main change has been in the management of the monarchy.