Sentence examples for bad up from inspiring English sources

Among Labour politicians, 34% think Miliband is doing a good job (up 3) and 48% say bad (up 1).

Fifty-eight percent called it good for the economy; 32percentt called it bad, up from 17percentt in 1996.

Add in the 32% who say neither good nor bad (up from 19% a year ago) and 54% think Britain is no longer in the mire – a sharp contrast from 23% a year ago.

The continuing presence of the former (minimum house price £345,000) in the Guardian in these difficult times seems like a very bad "up yours" joke at the expense of those who struggle to pay the cost of the paper, never mind a £1.695m, 20-acre farm in Somerset.

The great presidents are people who caused those who follow them to do more than they thought they were capable of". "The American people," said Cornel West, "want a statesman who will tell the truth about our collective life together, good and bad, up and down, vices and virtues.

"It's very bad up there".

This is why we need to consciously remind ourselves of the big picture, which includes the good and the bad, ups as well as downs.

"That was bad – water up to ceiling height," she said.

Whether those changes are good or bad is up for debate.

Large passenger aircraft can cope with bad weather, up to a point.

HIGH: "Breaking Bad" toked up one last time.