Sentence examples for for really bad from inspiring English sources
For really bad ideas can help illustrate the extent to which policy discourse has gone off the rails.
While we know that CEOs get fired for really bad performance, most of the time performance is not bad enough to justify such a drastic measure.
He sought to determine whether there actually were seasonal patterns for really bad days, which he defined as the 1 percent of days with the biggest stock declines.
"He had so many opportunities for really bad things to happen in his life," said Leecie Henson, who taught McFadden in seventh grade.
Ms. Garofalini said these, her "second favorite," were good for "really bad blisters" because the padding was slightly thicker than the Blist-O-Ban.
Right around the time Deen admits to having used her slur of last resort — the word she apparently reserves for really bad black people — hip-hop and rap took it up.
OK, now for the really bad news.
When it's all over, though, the economy could be in for a really bad hangover.
"We have to be braced for something really bad," said Holly J. Joshi, a police spokeswoman.
"Germany's paid for these really bad things that they did to the Jewish years ago," he said.
Now for the really bad news.
