Sentence examples for studying badly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps inevitably, I wound up balancing the whole social side of university with studying badly.

As a result, their study badly inflates the costs and minimises the benefits of EPA's draft rules".

We find our own study badly presented by Ricroch et al.[1].

And the firm was involved in one of the worst civil engineering disasters of the past 30 years, when part of a tunnel for its Heathrow Express train service collapsed in 1994.The firm studied many badly-run projects from the past, which led it to the conclusion that the traditional idea that risk could be passed on to suppliers by means of complicated contracts was a fiction.

And while it is true that American students often behave badly while studying abroad, we should remember that American colleges have created a revenue bonanza by sending their students abroad on programs that provide little in the way of structure or serious academic obligations.

Last year, Le Monde reported that the phenomenon, which some believe has come from Britain, had been "badly studied in France".

Self confidence is important; focusing on how little you've studied or how badly you think you will do on the exam just distracts you from working on achieving success.

His art studies went badly.

"This study is badly needed," Ms. Maloney said.

Just one mutation would prevent young individuals from leaving the nest, so genetic studies are badly needed, and in some groups [of insects] those are now under way.

Several environment groups – including the Grand Canyon Trust, the Sierra Club and the Centre for Biological Diversity – and the Havasupai tribe filed suit in March against the Forest Service, arguing that the study is badly outdated.