Sentence examples for excessive bad from inspiring English sources

There's a great deal of cheerfully excessive bad taste in this broad comedy, produced by Judd Apatow.

Complaints to Ofcom and Channel 4, relating to unfair, misleading and offensive portrayals of benefits claimants, alleged criminal activity and excessive bad language, had reached 950 at the same point.

Media regulator Ofcom said it had received nearly 300 complaints about the show by Wednesday morning, relating to unfair, misleading and offensive portrayals of benefits claimants, alleged criminal activity and excessive bad language.

Media regulator Ofcom is understood to have received more than 100 complaints about the documentary series, which launched on Monday night, relating to unfair, misleading and offensive portrayals of benefits claimants, alleged criminal activity and excessive bad language.

Also, excessive bad news surrounding a stock (remember Burke's contrarian bent) is a sign that the bottom is at hand.

Notice offensive body odor or excessive bad breath.

President Trump's stance is that regulations are excessive and bad for business.

These data seemed to confirm the findings of another study (Ramirez et al, 1996) in which the causes of stress were classified as follows in order of importance: an excessive workload, bad organisation and poor resources, having managerial responsibilities and, finally, having to face the suffering of the patients.

"Square the circle: 'excessive government debt, bad; excessive private sector debt, good,'" he said, calling Osborne's policies "the most naked, cynical attempt to engender a housing-based boom, built on yet more debt".

Price caps can provide dominant firms with strong motives to reduce costs—a good thing for society but may also permit excessive profits—a bad thing for society.

After the excessive amounts of bad house music over the millennium, there was a crash and a rebirth, with what became known as electroclash.