Sentence examples for it particularly bad from inspiring English sources

And teenagers had it particularly bad too.

He finds it "particularly bad" that Mr. O'Neill has since retreated a bit from his criticisms: "If you're going to do it, don't shift!" But the former treasury secretary's cooperation with Mr. Suskind's book is useful in a way Mr. McNamara might have been had he spoken out when it could have made a difference.

The A.V. Clubs Hayden Childs gave the episode an overall rating of B- and found that the episode "wasn't particularly funny but neither was it particularly bad".

The duo repeated talking points that should have been all-too-familiar to anyone listening, like that the Buckeye State's overdose death rate is nearly double the national average, and Hamilton County which includes Cincinnati has it particularly bad.

While there are doctor shortages across Canada, "It's particularly bad here, and it's particularly bad with primary care".

And while it's bad news for everyone, it's particularly bad news for children and young people who are among those most deeply affected by the water and sanitation crisis and the continuing cycle of poverty.

It is particularly bad, the argument goes, to raise it in a weak labor market.

Prolonged sunlight is bad for your acne scars as it is, but with lemon juice on your skin, it's particularly bad.

Even when it was particularly bad – the normally affable Mitchell Starc screaming in the face of Murali Vijay – it actually wasn't.

"It's particularly bad at this moment when the political situation is so fragile".

All over Tibet this is happening but in Kirti it is particularly bad".