Sentence examples for under badly from inspiring English sources

It emerged yesterday that Mr Straw, a barrister who wrote a paper in favour of reform when home secretary in 2000, is concerned in his current role that diplomats could become liable, under badly drafted legislation, for claims from overseas about foreign office advice that went wrong.

Steadfast workers, they often find themselves on the margins of the urban literary world, labouring under badly-paid contracts, researching thousands of years of Asian history and trying to make sense of the chaotic political metaphors of Chinese fabulists.

Sometimes a host side will under-perform badly – Leicester against Bath at the Walkers Stadium in 2006 springs to mind – but for the most part something special is required to prevail.

Over budget, under-grossing, badly received studio epics helmed by obdurate, singular auteurs: ready fodder for ridicule, traditionally, though time has been kind to the legacies of those three pictures.

All-wheel-drive (AWD) cars have a good balance, but can also under-steer badly if it is not a vehicle with an active or manual center differential (most AWD vehicles have this feature, otherwise they are referred to as part-time 4wd).

This will almost certainly reveal that banks are badly under-provisioned and under-provisioned and in need of punder-capitalised andhe holes.Before his appointment, Mr Takenaka was a lounder-capitalised andt scheme, arguing that it would create coneederable mofal hazard.

I walked it once and swore I'd never do it again (unless, of course, I'd been nominated for something. But what were the chances of that?) I always feel under-dressed, under-coifed and badly shoed with whatever choices I hobble together from the closet of "what could have been and never was".

We started Mamnoon because our culture was either misunderstood, under- or badly-represented.

But nearly a year after the UN/African Union protection force of 26,000 (UNAMID) was authorized by the Security Council, only a fraction of the mission is deployed, and it is badly under-trained and under-equipped.

There's snow coming in under the badly carpentered doors.

And New Yorkers are not the Yankees, Wall Street, Harlem, Jean Georges, Chinatown, Vera Wang; we are an American city under siege, badly hurt by a common enemy.