Sentence examples for really bad could from inspiring English sources

"If we go on with him, something really bad could happen," Baffert said.

It resembles one of those films like Peter Tewksbury's "Sunday in New York" or Vincente Minnelli's "Courtship of Eddie's Father," in which the city is a wonderfully bright, benign, fulfilling place and nothing really bad could ever happen.

But even the kids who think they are really bad couldn't last five minutes on one of our urban streets......

But even the kids who think they are really bad couldn't last five minutes on one of our urban streets...'... Nick Hamm's own experience, at a boarding school in Belfast, had not been enjoyable - though he insists his film is not an act of revenge.

So anything that tastes really bad could be something as horrible as insecticides, or it could just be the chlorophyl, which also has a specific taste that's pretty powerful.

If it's really bad, you could even die".

"I thought, 'If it gets really bad I could throw myself overboard,' " he said.

It was really bad – I couldn't even look at a stripy shirt without feeling nauseous.

And if things get really bad, they could shut off the reactor all together - though Sheehan says there's no reason to do so yet.

It departs from tradition in that it is served all at once, rather than in courses, so that if one wanted to be really bad, one could, say, eat the sweets before the cucumber sandwiches.

In fact, the biggest problems uninsured Americans face are not doctors refusing to treat them, but the fact that they use the incredibly inconvenient emergency room for most of their care, and that a really bad illness could force them into bankruptcy.