Sentence examples for pretty bad with from inspiring English sources

"I was pretty bad with a virus.

But we're also pretty bad with our historical landscape.

The Elephant was still pretty bad, with tanneries and God knows what else".

This game is OK, apparently undecided between fairly good and pretty bad, with too many stoppages.

"Historically, they've been burnt pretty bad with consumer efforts," said Timothy Robinson, a managing director at CoreBrand.

The plan limits the rise in unemployment, but things are still pretty bad, with the rate peaking at something like 9 percent and coming down only slowly.

Seems clear to me that he's having a pretty bad night, with Mr Huckabee stealing most of his thunder.

It will be a bitter irony if a pretty bad guy, with all the wrong motives, ends up doing the right thing economically, while all the good guys fail because they're too determined to be, well, good guys.

Sullivan told Irish radio station Newstalk: "I think the New York Times made some pretty bad mistakes with this story and, yes, I think it was insensitive and not handled properly.

MULLOY: Yes, sir. But if you read that total document, which perhaps you have, what it says is under worst case conditions it can be criticality 1. Q. Was this a pretty bad case, with the weather and all the alarms that you had and the recommendations from the engineers at Thiokol? Wasn't this a pretty, what seemed like a pretty dangerous situation?

The small former Yugoslav republic wedged between Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Croatia and best known for its exceptional skiers and Slavoj Žižek had a pretty bad week, with long-term bond yields spiking to 5.4percentt Friday morning amid fears that the country would need a bailout.