Sentence examples for catastrophically bad from inspiring English sources

"It was catastrophically bad," Mr. Shaoolian said.

Tillerson has had a catastrophically bad encounter with official Washington.

That would merely compound Mr. Bush's catastrophically bad choices.

It has helped the city largely by avoiding catastrophically bad decisions, common in the past.

It leads to catastrophically bad decisions like the American idea to set up Guantánamo Bay.

Then, on Radio 4's Front Row, Antonia Quirke described the acting in the British film Helen as "catastrophically bad".

"Like most birds that have suffered seemingly quite catastrophically in bad winters and poor springs, they can bounce back unless there are poor springs over the next three or four years, which could really seriously impact.

He is one of those larger than life legendary crooks, exactly what my father isn't". But, of course, a good person can betray you just as catastrophically as a bad person.

Yet shops are quiet and shopkeepers speak of slow trade, delivery restrictions and a harsh end to a catastrophically wet July (this was particularly bad for clothing retailers as no one wants to buy the sort of clothes on offer).

His rating has lifted from catastrophically, historically abysmal to merely very bad: on YouGov's numbers, from -39%to-25%5% and, furthismorelative relatimprovementment was disproportionately in the view of people who were already Labour voters.

This self re-enforcing loop, called positive feedback, was not included in the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Report, soooo... yup, you guessed it, that bad future is actually going to be catastrophically worse... feeling hot and bothered enough to act yet?