Sentence examples for usually badly from inspiring English sources

Modern armed robbers are amateurs, he says, usually badly equipped and often on drugs.Guns are in short supply.

The papers were generally in good condition, although the first and last sheets were in contact with the acidic envelopes and are usually badly discolored.

Most of the shares are held by the state or its employees, so ordinary shareholders have no influence over the way the companies are run (usually badly).

The car park: Basement car parks are usually badly lit, which could be an advantage, although stories abound of couples getting stuck.

But the city, where power is distributed mainly by two private firms, is an exception: almost everywhere else state electricity boards operate the grid, usually badly.

The half-hour was devoted to the story of how the lucky man or woman handled that new-found wealth -- usually badly.

These stories usually end badly.

And they usually end badly.

Poe's stints at various journals usually ended badly, due to his drunken binges.

Others have tried to befriend Stephen, even knowing that such ententes usually end badly.

The bad quartos are defective editions, usually with badly garbled or missing text.