Sentence examples for going so bad from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, things are going so bad for Dennis Kucinich's campaign, he has to carry Barack Obama's luggage.

College basketball was filled with midseason escapades, including a controversial replay decision that cost Wisconsin a game-winning 3-pointer against Michigan State and things going so bad at U.C.L.A. that even fan wedding proposals are going awry.

When he first started training after he'd been off, he was going so bad I figured, 'Well, he's done.' " But after the time off, a move to San Diego and Del Mar Race Course, and a series of improving workouts, Robbins saw the old Tiznow return.

"But you look back, you had to make a statement to the dressing room: 'This is going so bad we've got to make some changes'.

"The reason his [campaign] rollout is going so bad is not just because they've failed to execute well, but that the idea has no constituency outside of his personal friends," Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) said Tuesday.

It is not surprising, given the complexity of the instruments at the heart of this credit crisis, that it will require court battles for us to learn how so many of these loans could have gone so bad.

NEW DELHI — When an acrid blanket of gray smog settled over India's capital last month, environmentalists warned of health hazards, India's Supreme Court promised action and state officials struggled to understand why the air had suddenly gone so bad.

No, to be reminded of Syria's nineteen months of hell — of torture and massacre and tanks in the streets and of cities bombarded, a seemingly inexorable slide from a season of fitful discontent into a generation of total war — is to be reassured that Sandy, however deadly, destructive, costly, and disruptive, is really not, as catastrophes go, so bad.

So many of these loans are now bust that many foreign banks are facing write-offs of as much as 80percentt of their value, prompting investigations into why the loans went so bad so fast, according to officials at Bank Turalem, which was taken over by the government earlier this year.

Producer/director Michael Kirk says, "How did it all go so bad so quickly?

"I've seen so many releases go so bad for so many different reasons.