Sentence examples for that is clearly bad from inspiring English sources

Reports on Samer al-Issawi suggest that he is close to death, something that is clearly bad press for Israel and its prison system.

But if that is clearly bad for Mr Miliband, Ms Sturgeon's impressive performance perhaps makes it easier for Labour supporters, especially in England, to countenance ruling with SNP support.

I think that as humans, abusing bots will make us more prone to abusing other humans, and that is clearly bad.

Share prices fell steeply, in an unsentimental response to an event that was clearly bad news from an economic perspective, as well as from all others.The reopening was an emotional affair, with speeches about the survival of capitalism, minutes of mournful silence, and members of the emergency services ringing the opening bell.

But if they're being driven up by "extrapolative expectations" (ie, because people think prices will keep rising) then a bubble may be forming, and that's clearly bad.

That's clearly bad news for Wall Street, which made a pretty penny underwriting stock and advising companies on mergers and acquisitions until a year ago.

Given that borrowing for the 2011/12 fiscal year as a whole is projected to be £122bn this year, about 15% below last year's actual figure of £141bn, this is clearly bad news.

It's a phenomenon that is clearly bullshit; bad jokes told like news stories, fallen for and spread by idiots.

"Although there is no good corruption," Wedeman writes, "there is clearly bad and worse corruption: the corruption that has negative effects, and the corruption that can have potentially catastrophic effects".

Substandard housing is clearly bad for health, posing risks that range from lead poisoning to respiratory disease to injuries (Bashir 2002; Krieger and Higgins 2002).

"That lock-'em-all-up, deport-'em-all mentality is clearly bad for immigrants, and bad for people of color, and bad for taxpayers," Libal said.