Sentence examples for was particularly ill from inspiring English sources

A forced marriage is difficult for anyone, but Mrs. Siddiqui was particularly ill equipped.

The way of Christ - loving enemies, forgiving and turning the other check - was particularly ill suited to the business of Government.

The House minority leader, Representative Richard A. Gephardt, said the repeal was particularly ill timed, coming on the day President Bush announced a new domestic security initiative that could be quite expensive.

John Stuart Mill: Victorian Firebrand by Richard Reeves 616pp, Atlantic, £30 "John Stuart Mill, of his own free will /On half a pint of shandy was particularly ill" we are told by Monty Python, but this irreverence is not modern.

The mishap, one of several affecting British nuclear submarines in the past decade, was particularly ill timed for the Royal Navy, which has spent recent months fighting to limit the impact of a government drive to make deep cuts in Britain's military spending.

This is particularly evident in Figs.  8 and 9 which show rankings by NMSE and Chi-squared metrics, where the Birnbaum Sanders distribution was particularly ill fitted as compared to Figs.  11 and 12 in which it is comparable when evaluated using the (R^2), and AIC and BIC criteria, respectively.

The lockout was particularly ill-timed for downtown restaurants and bars.

But Future Networks' announcement on Nov. 13 was particularly ill-timed for Fuse, whose first issue was shipped the week of Nov. 27.

The "naming and shaming" measure – which allows media to identify repeat young offenders no matter how trivial their first offence – was "particularly ill-advised", he said.

The Conservative MP Mark Field said it was "particularly ill-advised" for ministers to continue to refuse to publish the register.

"The Hutu peasant was particularly ill-served by a Hutu leadership that said it was okay to become a capital criminal and to offer nothing in return.