Sentence examples for which is particularly bad from inspiring English sources

In particular, you should "avoid the 'vulture posture' which is particularly bad for your back".

I have a certain notoriety among friends because of my poor memory, which is particularly bad when it comes to to-do lists.

Second, demographic shifts in rich countries favour smaller vehicles: older people tend not to buy large, powerful cars, which is particularly bad news for Germany's premium carmakers.

This year, his campaign has been content to let the issue lie, not calling too much attention to it lest it distract from his hyperfocus on the economy, which is particularly bad in South Carolina, the hardest-hit state on the campaign trail so far.

The majority of these supply issues will impact the new Hero5, which is particularly bad because GoPro expects a majority of its revenue to come from its traditional camera products rather than the new Karma drone.

The Met Office said more rain was on the way over the next few days, which was particularly bad news for parts of southern England.

None of which are particularly bad things, but forgive us for longing for her blue Rodarte dress from last year's Hanukkah festivities.

USA Today reports, There are more animals than space in shelters across the country, a problem which has worsened this year and is particularly bad in areas where foreclosure rates are highest, says Gail Buchwald, senior vice president of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA).

The Today programme is particularly bad, she says, which became clear earlier this month when, on consecutive days, it featured a conversation among male experts about teenage contraception, then three men talking about breast cancer.

The Commission takes a dim view of employee-led models of ownership, on the grounds that these might induce doctors to refer patients to treatment centres in which they have a financial stake.That is particularly bad news for Circle, the only taxpayer-funded hospital operator in Britain outside the NHS.

The situation is particularly bad in Gorkha district, of which Bunkot is a subdivision.