Sentence examples for broadly bad from inspiring English sources
The climate for banking is broadly bad and Citi's savings may not even cover its bills from legacy legal problems.
How is it then, if Friel survives the comparison with Hepburn, that (outside Planet Spencer) the show managed to end up with such broadly bad reviews?
Justice Felix Frankfurter argued against granting cert in that case, partly on the grounds that "the government's argument in the district court was terrible" — so bad, in fact, that it might lead to a broadly bad precedent if the Court ruled in its favor — but its case would be better if presented in the Court of Appeals.
More broadly, a bad patch in the economy can alter the ground on which political battles are fought.
Beyond the confines of therapy, the rise of Trump has demonstrated more broadly how bad we are at understanding politics in psychological terms.
I didn't need Adam to provide an action standard for sobriety, health and sanity but rather his role had been broadly to look bad enough for me to always look good and therefore feel good.
Still, that leaves 84 choices made by the betting market that can broadly be regarded as bad, and I've picked out the worst five.
The Europeans eased the burden on Greece, gave a modest bill to the private financial institutions and empowered a European-wide fund to act more broadly to buy up bad debt.
What's smarter is that we're not talking about a broadly sketched Cameron Diaz in Bad Teacher, but a layered and complicated character, who uses sex at times of unhappiness as a temporary form of release.
Broadly categorizing alcohol as "bad for one's health" is unsupported by the scientific literature and should not be used as justification for an alcohol tax increase to finance health care reform, as advocated in your recent editorial ("Financing Health Care Reform," July 7).
That should set a clear target for the next government.The best and the restItalians have a choice between the good, the bad and the broadly acceptable.
