Sentence examples for because of how bad from inspiring English sources

India is in Dr Gayle's sights not so much because of how bad things are there, but because of how bad they could become.

"Two of the women [jurors] were crying because of how bad they felt.

There have been suicides because of how bad things have become.

In that case, we should all remember that that's what's going on, and we should be careful not to come to doubt (E) because of how bad (F) sounds or how absurd (F) seems.

But the Fulham team had not obviously been weakened - because of how bad they had were on Saturday, and also because of the calibre and experience of players coming in.

Coach HERMAN EDWARDS said he believed the plates of grass would be replaced, but SANTANA MOSS said he felt he could not use his speed because of how bad the field was.

But I will also say I'm not disheartened, because in spite of how bad all of that was — and we didn't even get the whole picture; what got covered wasn't the whole of what was happening.

Most times I wouldn't inform anyone else that there was an issue in my classroom because I was too ashamed of how bad I was as a teacher.

When Craig David failed to win a single award in 2001, even losing to A1 in the Best Newcomer category, there was widespread embarrassment because it was an uncomfortable reminder of how bad the Brits used to be.

But how bad first of all, what is the definition of how bad it is?

"It's just a matter of how bad off".