Sentence examples for regarded badly from inspiring English sources

"One cannot compromise friendly countries in an operation that is going to be regarded badly" by the International Monetary Fund and other creditors, Mr. Lavagna said.

Doing that sort of thing is regarded very badly in the scientific community, it is seen as 'dumbing down'".

While Aristotle himself regarded acting badly as inherently imprudent, his catalogue of virtues is instructive, as many of them (wit, friendliness, etc).

They gave themselves for the peace and happiness of Japan, just like the war dead from anywhere else, and I do not regard them badly".

Hard-line Iranian clerics determined to reverse the trend of what they regard as "badly veiled women" took aim Friday at an unlikely target: conservative President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

In France, amusement is regarded almost as badly as commercial success.

"He used to tell him that my government's reforms were wrong and badly regarded in the West".In this section A breakthrough?

83 Similarly, the impact of fear and stigma in cultural contexts where adolescent pregnancy is both increasing and badly regarded may affect the diet.

After all, this was a book he regarded as pornographic and badly written.

When the draw was made for Group E there had been the sense Tottenham had not done too badly regarding opponents.

The correspondence, running for months, shows the determination of Cable to distance himself, and the Liberal Democrats, from a target that he regards as wrong, badly constructed and unachievable.