Sentence examples for scored badly from inspiring English sources

The BBC director general scored badly on this issue.

So who scored badly on the Daniels scale?

Unfortunately, they also noted that though I knew the trick I still scored badly.

Both pairs had scored badly the night before, with Vine being only scoring 21, five less than the singer.

"Students who scored badly on their key stage two tests did twice as well from the ban compared to an average student.

"It's an increasingly competitive market, and we've always scored badly on facilities, compared with the rest of the Russell Group," he says.

Many of the world's poorest countries score badly on all three counts.

And where countries score badly, it should not lend money.A comprehensive anti-corruption strategy demands stamina.

The very bottom place for life satisfaction was Ipswich, in Suffolk, meanwhile, with Wolverhampton also scoring badly on that count.

It is true that blacks disproportionately score badly on national tests, go on welfare, lack access to credit and become victims of crime.

Asian countries score badly on The Economist's Crony Index, which measures the wealth of tycoons in sectors close to the government.