Sentence examples for how bad a thing from inspiring English sources
But how bad a thing is this fiscal profligacy?
There is quite a bit of disagreement about how bad a thing it would be to fall off the cliff.
"But how bad a thing will be determined by how disciplined we stay.
People have asked me about the whole SOPA thing, how bad a law it could be.
In other words, no matter how bad things get, a USC law school student will most likely become an attorney.
The point is – no matter how bad things are – a currency board works.
The climate has changed, and the only remaining questions may well be: a) how bad will things get, and b) how long will it be before we wake up to it.
Chances are it included a headline statistic about how bad things are and a quote from a beneficiary that the charity hopes will encourage action.
However, no matter how bad things get, only a tiny fraction of the banks out there will fail, and many regional bank stocks will bounce back nicely when industry conditions finally do improve.
MR. FIELDS walks a fine line between reminding employees how bad things were just a few years ago, and exhorting them to build on its more recent success.
As a signpost of how bad things are, this is a deceptive comparison at best, since the American workforce is fifty-four per cent bigger than it was in 1983.
