Sentence examples for which were bad from inspiring English sources
He looked like a little whipped pup.... His clothes, which were bad enough to begin with, looked like he'd slept in them, which he probably had.
Five thousand five hundred Australians were killed, wounded, or captured in the battle — more than three and a half times the number of British casualties, which were bad enough.
While the Car of the Century has been selected (the Ford Model T, anointed by an international panel of experts), what about the flip side: of the tens of thousands of automobile models produced since the 1880's, which were bad enough to warrant special recognition?
P deficiency in karst areas significantly influenced leaf photosynthesis and carbon metabolisms in plants which were bad for plant growth.
Manuel Pellegrini says the officials made three errors, none of which were bad errors and perfectly understandable, but if VAR was in force then West Ham would have won.
Labour leader Ed Miliband said that Mr Osborne's policies had been a "terrible failure" which were "bad for Britain... and I'm afraid what we're going to see is ordinary families paying the price of that".
Which is bad luck for Berlin.
None of which are bad things, obviously.
Which is bad for America.
Which is bad news for everyone else.
