Sentence examples for that extremely bad from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging the controversy on Monday, Jaroslaw Kaczynski – leader of the governing Law and Justice Party and widely considered the country's most powerful political figure – said that "extremely bad incidents" had occurred at the march and called the racist banners "disgraceful rubbish".

Existence of realizations with very high prediction errors in box plots with low medians shows that extremely bad predictions can occur even when the median prediction error is not very high.

DANIEL CAPPELLO: Bell curves, as you say, seem to show up everywhere in our lives; often, when we chart results, we see a handful that are extremely good, a handful that are extremely bad, and most clustered around what you call the "undistinguished middle".

"Poor diet has become a feature of our children's lives, with junk food more readily available, and food manufacturers bombarding children with their marketing every day for food and drinks that are extremely bad for their health.

This was the extremely bad news that the epidemiological world had been waiting for — but hoping never to hear — since avian influenza began to spread across Asia nearly a decade ago.

So why even toy with this extremely bad idea?

The special Syria envoy of the Arab League and United Nations, Lakhdar Brahimi, told the Security Council on Friday that "the situation is extremely bad" and that he thinks daily about resigning.

"We have guys that are shooting extremely bad and just can't get any confidence going".

"My impression is that this is extremely bad news," says Peter Walsh of Princeton University, who has studied infectious disease outbreaks in ape populations in Central Africa.

She would like to see policy-makers acknowledge that "this is extremely bad news for the European region as a knowledge-based economy, and that therefore these forms of discrimination need to be combated with some urgency".

And that's extremely bad for you to be angry.