Sentence examples for is certainly bad from inspiring English sources
The timing is certainly bad.
This is certainly bad, but it does not humiliate us".
This is certainly bad news for Britain's banks.
Bush's choice is certainly bad for opponents of the war, but it's also bad for American foreign policy.
In short, the monarchy – which is certainly bad for Britain and British democracy – has also been bad for Charles.
This kind of travel is certainly bad news for our carbon footprints, and it's really awful for our bodies.
"It's certainly bad policy".
There are certainly bad reasons to return the marbles.
(It was certainly bad, but was it that bad? The fuss had less to do with fleabites than with the stature of the man whose words had been messed with).
It was certainly bad luck for Matt Perry to tweak a calf in the warm-up, forcing a stiff-looking Mike Catt to play the entire game at full-back.
Ben Todd: There's certainly bad CSR: a tiny fraction of profits used to do 'charity' for maximum publicity rather than impact.
