Sentence examples for be particularly bad from inspiring English sources

Here's an overview of those occupations that could be particularly bad for your physical or emotional well-being, as determined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics' annual report on fatal occupational injuries as well as CareerCast.com's annual list of most stressful jobs.

A housing crash would be particularly bad for them.

A greater frequency of droughts and floods, the agency added, could be particularly bad for agriculture.

If it stalls out for a second year in a row, the consequences could be particularly bad.

But, Robb said, multitasking can be particularly bad for students if they are juggling activities in class or doing schoolwork.

Much of the I-95 corridor will be rainy, and the wind will be particularly bad in the Midwest, including the Great Lakes region and the Ohio Valley.

This year was particularly bad.

The third inning was particularly bad.

Liverpool and Glasgow were particularly bad.

"Exaggerating an injury was particularly bad".

In London the position is particularly bad.