Sentence examples for dramatically bad from inspiring English sources

Sales have fallen off in the second half of this year and the last quarter has been absolutely dramatically bad".

"This is a dramatically bad result in terms of our position in the league," said Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

"The fact remains, on the single biggest issue she's ever had to deal with, she made a dramatically bad decision," Mr. Axelrod said.

Mr. Djindjic, 48, a longtime opponent of socialism and Mr. Milosevic's virulent Serbian nationalism, warned that the Serbian economy was "dramatically bad" and that the country was last in Europe in living standards, security, technology and public works.

Even if you find it easy to withstand the psychological pressures of CNN and its hypnotic graphics and storm maps, as well as the mayor suggesting in so many words that you might have lost your mind, you live with the knowledge of how dubious the city's infrastructure is and that you could be embracing a dramatically bad fate.

It is increasingly acknowledged here that many German banks are in dramatically bad shape, that the economy has suffered, and will continue to, more profoundly than America's, and that a German recovery cannot necessarily return the country to its place as the world's leading exporter.

Critics will point out that shorting the likes of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena or Deutsche Bank sounds fine – except that the share price of both have already fallen so dramatically the bad news is already in the price.

Young said his decision is "not because of the money, although my share (like all other artists) was dramatically reduced by bad deals made without my consent".

He continues to shift dramatically between the bad and the badder in his integrated vision of heaven and hell on earth.

However different are their voices and paths, they nearly all relay how their relationships with their mothers, good and bad, dramatically affects how they work, play, love and mother their own broods.

For example, when the Turkish lira weakened dramatically due to bad monetary policy and election uncertainty, Turkish residents sold massive amounts of their gold holdings in order to generate income.