Sentence examples for are particularly bad from inspiring English sources

The problems are particularly bad in London.

But in Malaysia the problems are particularly bad.

And they are particularly bad news for Trump.

Trade deals are particularly bad news when it comes to food and climate change.

British people are particularly bad at expressing emotions, the Duke jokes.

"Devices are particularly bad because they can be approved if they're similar to ones already on the market," he said.

There is a way out, but it requires an understanding of why payroll taxes are particularly bad for economic growth.

Small business owners can't be good at everything, but many are particularly bad at taking time off.

I understand that relations between Cable and Danny Alexander, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, are particularly bad.

One thing many academics are particularly bad at is maintaining some sort of perspective on work, life and everything in-between and beyond.

Unfortunately for Tillman, his social skills are particularly bad and so he develops a survey to find the woman of his dreams.