Sentence examples for comprehensively bad from inspiring English sources
But Britain's is comprehensively bad, in three ways.
Many of the banks' older managers need to be replaced, and their bad loans comprehensively restructured.
What follows is an exclusive excerpt from Man in the Music: The Creative Life and Work of Michael Jackson, which was used as a resource for Bad 25 and comprehensively explores the artist's entire solo career -- from 1979's Off the Wall to 2001's Invincible.
And I mean comprehensively: if you think it's bad now then just wait until the "internet of things" bandwagon really rolls.
In the general scheme of thing's, IDS first response, a semi-rousing 'It Just Isn't Fair', wasn't bad but he was comprehensively out-roused by Jones' crushing 'You're Damn Right It Just Isn't Fair' counter punch.
In this algorithm, fireworks are comprehensively partitioned into two sorts, good and bad fireworks in view of the explosion and associated sparkles.
Meanwhile, communities stumble when they don't act comprehensively, by, for example, concentrating on arresting the bad guys without enough outreach, or counseling without enough emphasis on jobs and education.
For the spectral evaluation method, the complex operation condition and the bad state of catenary should be considered comprehensively.
On both sides, it is clear that voters and candidates alike are operating in a political landscape that has been comprehensively reshaped by this president, for good as well as bad.
Professor Berel Lang of Philosophy Emeritus at SUNY Albany, who has comprehensively researched and written on Holocaust representation, brings up the issues of declaring art as "bad" or "good and the delicacy of exploitation.
