Sentence examples for is exceptionally bad from inspiring English sources

For all of the talk of American exceptionalism, the U.S. is exceptionally bad in the treatment of its workers.

The quality of its health care is exceptionally bad.

This is exceptionally bad news".

The trend is "exceptionally bad news," said University of Miami hurricane researcher Brian McNoldy, since it "smears a landfall out over hundreds of miles of coastline, most notably the storm surge".

Call an exterminator to kill the roaches if the infestation is exceptionally bad.

And it has been exceptionally bad for business.

That was exceptionally bad timing: in 1917 Russia turned Communist and seized all private property.

Whereas Ms Morris unusually for a Blairite got on well with the chancellor, Gordon Brown, Mr Clarke's relations are exceptionally bad.

But the Bulls (13-54) arexceptionallyly bad, so the home team prevailed despite its slack handling of the basketball.

The 100,000 residents of Phalodi are used to extreme heat in the summers, but this year was exceptionally bad, and the normal working routine was disrupted.

And in what might be thought of as the snow-based sector of the economy — hardware stores, ski shops, snow-plow services, even corner shoeshine stands — the drought has been exceptionally bad for business.