Sentence examples for be extremely bad for from inspiring English sources

Quitting the common market would be extremely bad for the economy, because about half of Britain's trade is with the Union.

"If a significant proportion of the government money is lost, it will be extremely bad for the government and undermine Labor's economic competence," said Peter Kellner, president of the political polling institute YouGov in London.

The trouble is, if we trust Greece again and go for a bailout, Merkel could find herself back in the same position again in six months' time, and again a year's time from now – and that would be extremely bad for her".

"As housing minster a long time ago now, one of the conclusions I came to was that if you wanted to change the planning system you should do so with care because almost any change is likely to engender a period of uncertainty which would be extremely bad for confidence and probably have an adverse impact on outputs," he told the Town and Country Planning Association conference this week.

That would be extremely bad for everyone.

"Like adrenaline: it's a tremendous blood flow restrictor, so anything that would function similarly to adrenaline – MDMA, for instance – could be extremely bad for your erectile function".

And that's extremely bad for you to be angry.

I hear methy-crackabis is extremely bad for you.

Selfish Capitalism, much more than genes, is extremely bad for your mental health.

He added: "It gets into your bones, it makes you angry, and that's extremely bad for you to be angry, and it gets into your soul and you just think there is something wrong with the world".

"It's right for the administration to be cautious, but it's extremely bad for him to narrow the peephole into an area in which we're looking at what's happening just through the lens of the nuclear program".