Sentence examples for withdrawn badly from inspiring English sources
Others are withdrawn, badly burnt or scarred and in wheelchairs.
Once he realised how badly outnumbered his men were, and that Holland was not moving to his aid, Lancaster decided to withdraw and was pursued by Edward.
It would be wise for Greening to withdraw the badly drafted bill she has inherited, currently barely held together by a series of knee-jerk amendments forced on the government.
After an engagement lasting four hours Marengo withdrew, the badly damaged Centurion attempting to pursue but without success.
This cuts against much of the work done by regulators to tie bankers' pay to performance and to defer large chunks of it so it can be withdrawn if the bank subsequently does badly.
The overall share of wages in GDP has declined by 15%.Wealthier Argentines have fared less badly: many of those who had withdrawn their dollar savings before a bank freeze poured them into property.
The government hopes the new law will attract private capital to a sector where several foreign investors have been badly burned in the past, and have withdrawn investments or fought long legal battles with state utilities.
Scudder, based in New York, has done so badly for investors, compared with its rivals, that clients have withdrawn $14 billion since the end of 1998.
Conte's rotation policy has come under scrutiny, with Andrea Pirlo substituted twice already this season and seeming to react badly to it – heading straight down the tunnel after being withdrawn against Verona.
Fears are growing among Labour MPs that unions will carry out their threat to withdraw funding, leaving them badly handicapped in the general election.
"The mediator has withdrawn.
