Sentence examples for much more bad from inspiring English sources
As for the stock market, it really can't handle much more bad news.
How much more bad judgment must a board and an executive team display before it departs to exile?
How much more bad news is there going to be?" Greenpeace accused VW of a "litany of lies".
But some financial experts say the bank's problems -- and those of Berlin itself -- involve much more bad lending practices.
The depth and duration of the downturn, economists say, will largely depend on how much more bad news is coming from banks and other financial institutions.
Brooks herself hinted there was much more bad news to come, telling staff they would only understand why the plug had to be pulled on their newspaper a year down the line – presumably when criminal investigations have concluded.
I think that was not just bad in business terms, but much more importantly, bad in journalistic terms.
Nigerian films are much more honestly bad.
As the foundation says, "Neo-Luddites no longer wield sledgehammers, but they wield something much more powerful: bad ideas.
They are too self-involved to notice much more than bad nightclubs and good business opportunities on Hungarian soil.
It was not until March that Federer found out his lingering fatigue was a function of much more than bad food, frequent travel or physical exertion.
