Sentence examples for be nasty for from inspiring English sources

Other stories, such as one in which a man repeatedly returns to hack at his murdered neighbor's corpse, show that Woodrell can be nasty for the sake of nastiness.

"But politics can be nasty for the young children of local politicians".

"It doesn't surprise me," says Griffin. "It just proved what I've always believed – you don't need to be nasty for no reason.

And in June, when the Open is always held, he added, "it's going to be nasty for two reasons -- the weather is a little more severe, more wind and occasional fog, and the rough would be more difficult".

So if the weather is going to be nasty for a few days, use that time to clean out..then let the house air out during the lovely fresh-aired days following.

The shock would be nastier for some than others.

"My mother said it was nasty for me but worse for the fly," Moore replied without missing a beat.

That is nasty for the animals, which may catch the disease if the vaccine has not been made properly; indeed, this is why the tests are carried out.

A rude workplace culture is nasty for employees, but it can also have a negative effect on the success of their employer too.

[GP11] An important aspect of this theme is the potential for burnout in those health care workers – particularly GPs who are HIV medication prescribers – who are responding to problematic levels of crystal meth use on top of a growing range of other contextual stressors: I think it's nasty at the moment, and I think it's nastier for the health worker too.

The chances of catching it from eating an egg are slim but the disease can be nasty, especially for vulnerable groups like children and pensioners.