Sentence examples for that bad off from inspiring English sources
"We're not that bad off, goddamnit!" The impoverishment is psychological, the crime pathological carelessness.
In that sense, sometimes I think we're not that bad off, having in mind how vulnerable we are.
He never mentioned that my mother didn't seem that bad off; in fact, I convinced myself that he was grateful for the excuse to come home.
"If she really was that bad off, that copy of the gene would simply disappear from the population," Kronforst said.
Besides, he said, the Islanders (35-34-11-2) are not that bad off.
It said that bad loans written off rose to an annual rate of 4.26percentt of total loans at the end of June, from 3.71percentt a year earlier, and that loans with payments more than 60 days past due rose to 4.53percentt from 4.27percentt.
Anti-populists in the U.S., the U.K. and elsewhere must come to terms with the reality that bad policies pay off, both economically and politically, long before they become toxic.
The coach has already shown that bad behavior off the field will not be tolerated by dismissing Danny Care from the squad after his arrest on charges of drunken driving at the start of the year.
Pop that bad boy off though (be careful!), and you'll be looking at an incredibly flimsy piece of plastic.
I told her that my child is bad off and then she gave it to me.… That's how we managed to come here [to Mbarara].
