Meanings of go poorly in English

You think I am a failure, sir, because I go poorly dressed.

When things go poorly, those lessons are also the most expensive.

If you're seen as resisting my investigation, it will go poorly.

He's glad for his sunglasses; if the detectives see him rolling his eyes, it would probably go poorly.

Truth or misdirection could go poorly, but leaving would end any chance of learning what she sought from Ani.

The "vicissitudes of climates," as Cook described the global weather range, caused Arnold's clocks to go poorly.

Some had gone for treatises on animals under domestication, while his own animals under domestication were allowed to go poorly fed and worse housed.

His search for a new director of central intelligence went poorly.

That...' he gasped a breath '... went poorly.' He cracked open an eye.

Her memoir was going poorly, she added; she hadn't written a word in months.

It had gone poorly at first, and her first eight pregnancies had been failures.

However, recent efforts to sell companies have gone poorly.

They do that because the economy is going poorly, not because it is going well.

Back then, whenever I said my writing sucked or was going poorly, I meant it.

Things were going poorly, he needed to move quickly before events took an even darker course.

Its first big test went poorly; its system couldn't handle demand for a Phish reunion tour.