Sentence examples for similarly bad from inspiring English sources

The political auguries were similarly bad.

The results square with other polls with similarly bad news for Mr. Kerry.

The Colts, however, have lost the majority of their games to similarly bad teams.

Mario Party 8 for the Wii made the list at No. 10 with a similarly bad Metacritic rating of 62.

Dr. Brownlee, the astronomer and co-author, said the odds for complex life were similarly bad at galactic edges.

International jihad is a similarly bad idea that will most likely similarly self-destruct, unless we keep feeding the fire.

This, he argues, would promote the development of institutions that could cater more effectively to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises than can the big four state-owned giants or the similarly bad-debt-laden city commercial banks (of which there are 111).His motives are not entirely altruistic.

But the good years of the 1980s took place even though many things were already wrong; similarly, the bad years can come to an end even when not everything or even most things—have been put right.Winds of changeIf monetary policy continues to be expansionary, and if the current government does not repeat the mistake of raising taxes, there is a good chance that recovery can be sustained.

(It’s similarly a bad idea to hold MLPshares in a tax-deferred account).

Similarly, so bad is the security situation in the Pakistani border towns of Peshawar and Quetta, as well as the sea port and trading hub of Karachi, that it may not be far off when an urban area - or part of one - falls into the hands of the Pakistani Taliban.

Similarly, a bad mood isn't good either.