Sentence examples for pretty terrible for from inspiring English sources
Jeremy Cliffe (@JeremyCliffe) All told #NickvNigel was good for Farage, mixed for Clegg and pretty terrible for the pro-European cause.
"It is pretty terrible for Parti Quebecois, and for Quebec," Louis Balthazar, a political science professor at Laval University, said in an interview today.
Even if you set aside the environmental concerns associated with eating shrimp in large quantities (farmed shrimp is pretty terrible for ocean ecosystems, and wild-caught shrimp is increasingly scarce), it seems like a lot of shrimp.
"So far — and I emphasize so far — the score card looks pretty terrible for Al Qaeda," said Paul R. Pillar, who studied terrorism and the Middle East for nearly three decades at the C.I.A. and is now at Georgetown University.
The full extent of the "counterparty risk" banks face in dealing with bond insurers is only now becoming apparent Jamie Dimon, the boss of JP Morgan Chase, has said that the fallout from the bond-insurer crisis could be "pretty terrible" for the debt markets.
The streaming was pretty terrible for the game, so I think most fans who tried to watch it have a pretty skewed perspective, but I will say that they took 75% of the staff down there, and it was a pretty decent line up of regulars, or regular competitors for places, so the loss was pretty disappointing.
It's been a pretty terrible month for airline companies, and an even worse one for their passengers.
This would seem to be a real advantage for the Democrats were it not for the still struggling economy and some pretty terrible math for Democrats in the Senate.
My view is that if Mr. Gingrich were actually to win the nomination, it would be a pretty terrible result for the theory.
And on top of that, it's a pretty terrible phone for 2008.
"The reality is that banks have been doing a pretty terrible job for a long time," Goldstein says.
