Sentence examples for essentially bad from inspiring English sources

The problem is that any kind of oil combined with the American diet is essentially bad.

Many consumers eschew credit cards, seeing them as essentially bad news; in many cases, they are right.

It pits the right, seeking to depict a conservatism that is essentially good and a liberalism that is essentially bad, against a left attempting just the opposite.

SHOULD democratically elected leaders in more or less secular countries ever say that this or that religion is essentially good or essentially bad?

"We have permission to say that we don't agree with continuing to borrow money to pay off what were essentially bad bets that other people made," he said.

Andy Burnham said that when Labour was in government, it too often gave the impression that the private sector was essentially good and the public sector essentially bad.

Any sense of release is essentially in bad taste.

One is like the good guy and the other is essentially the bad guy".

They believe the time off gave them a chance to tighten the screws on a defense that ranked 28th in the N.F.L. and was essentially as bad against the pass as against the run.

Artemisinin – the only drug left to treat malaria – and the drug that came before it, chloroquine, both worked by giving the malaria parasite what was essentially a bad case of indigestion, preventing it from being able to eliminate a build-up of iron that occurs after it ingests haemoglobin.

"It's essentially a bad habit.