Sentence examples for particularly bad case from inspiring English sources

"It's a particularly bad case.

He had a particularly bad case of the old New England identification of the Puritans with the Jews, as the armed and chosen people.

This year, if you had a particularly bad case of ostalgie, you could have celebrated the 53rd anniversary of the wall's erection on 13 August.

From preachers warning the earliest colonists that God was angry with them to Jimmy Carter's doom-laden "malaise" speech of 1979, the fear that America's best days might be behind it has never been too far from the surface.More recently, the worst recession since the 1930s and the relentless rise of China have precipitated a particularly bad case of funk.

But the then-Exeter City captain Coles suffered a particularly bad case of microblogging madness, when responding to a bit of badinage from a teenage fan ("I just thought it was a bit of banter") with a blunt exhortation to "fuck off cunt".

This iPad update isn't even a particularly bad case.

Through a partnership with Minor League Baseball, brand representatives survey the stands for men with particularly bad cases of hat head, the term for when wearing a hat causes hair to either flatten or stick up.

Have a daily bathing routine of either a shower or a bath and in particularly bad cases, consider bathing twice a day.

Certain medications can be prescribed by your dermatologist to help with particularly bad cases of acne, but should be used with caution.

MT: Would you say that it has been particularly bad in this case?

The banks also proved to be bad at considering problems that promise to affect them specifically, and particularly bad at considering cases in which they've caused a problem that can't easily be put right.