Sentence examples for first very bad from inspiring English sources

No sooner does Michael Schumacher have his first very bad result this season – finishing eleventh in qualifying today – then talk about his future at Ferrari comes up again.

Perceived satisfaction with her own economic situation was assessed by a seven-point scale where the first point represented "very bad" and the seventh point "Excellent, could not be better" [ 38].

The New York Times has kept track of Trump's Twitter insults, a digital museum of grudgery that extends to critics such as Sen. John McCain ("has failed miserably") and Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ("her mind is shot") and to inanimate objects such as the microphone at the first presidential debate ("very bad" and "really bad").

Swindon Town manager Paolo Di Canio told BBC Wiltshire: "The first half was very bad, it wasn't easy but we won.

"At Bayern, sixth would be very bad," said Lahm. "In 2007 we were fourth and only in the Europa League, and that felt very bad, and Chelsea is comparable to Bayern Munich.

"The second goal was very bad luck, and it would be impossible to repeat.

But public finance is a mystery to him: he just had the gut feeling that a national debt in the trillions and growing by £5,170 a second was a very bad thing.

Since the link of the first relay to destination has a very bad quality, the first relay will not contribute to the performance of the systems.

He was right first time: government is very bad at providing for those at the bottom.

I think the thing to do is write a very bad first draft.

We can only do better but the first two games were very bad.