Sentence examples for be particularly bad when from inspiring English sources

It seems to be particularly bad when I first start up Gmail in the morning.

"It stops you from wanting to go out and is particularly bad when you're in first year.

I have a certain notoriety among friends because of my poor memory, which is particularly bad when it comes to to-do lists.

"I was particularly bad when I started," she said earlier this week before competition started today at the World Championships of Freestyle Wrestling at Madison Square Garden.

It's particularly bad when he comes out with something completely off topic, like asking me about something he wants from our flat when we've been talking about Game of Thrones, so I'm going in cold without any clues as to what he's on about.

The committee said the DWP is particularly bad when it comes to private firms' involvement in public services, including Universal Credit, its new IT system that will deliver an overhaul of benefits, the Work Programme, its back-to-work scheme, and the personal independence payment (PIP), the replacement for disability living allowance.

It's particularly bad when you're driving (and yes I'm using a headphone).

And they rip us off with text messages (as do other carriers, though AT&T was particularly bad when moving from the original iPhone to the iPhone 3G).

It's particularly bad when you offer games like Left 4 Dead 2 for $20. Don't tell my wife, I just clicked on that buy button.

"This is particularly bad when the cruise lines are handling the bags, and they roll off into the water".

A housing crash would be particularly bad for them.