Sentence examples similar to it's rather bad from inspiring English sources

While the brain is good at many things, it is rather bad at others.

The bad news is it's rather good – bad, because there isn't time to process the New Statesman, let alone the musings of Ranald Macdonald, Boisdale's bonhomous founder.

Life assurers, it would seem, are rather bad at their job: assessing risk.Life companies in Europe have been particularly badly hit by the decline in stockmarkets.

The food is rather bad for me: if I eat it I get asthma; if I don't I go hungry.

Bristol's presence at the top of the Championship table is rather bad news for Newcastle, given that the West Country club have a home ground that is entirely suitable for Premiership rugby.

This is important because the predictions on simulated data can be rather bad or even misleading (see figure 2B low mutation rates), and it will be important to assess its applicability to other data.

All this may turn out to be rather bad news for Jose Mourinho.

These subjective moral spectacles are one of the reasons people tend to be rather bad at evaluating risk.

He took things very literally, was almost incapable of lying, cared little for his outward appearance, and was rather bad at understanding what other people felt or meant.

Like many a hyperactive genius, he seems to have lacked social grace, and was rather bad at reading the minds of people around him.

This had been "a complicated little operation" which had been discovered by police "as a result of an accident that was rather bad luck for those involved".