While not deadly, they can be "very bad," said Gutman.
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It would be very bad news for our constitutional republic.
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But the complications for most people can be very bad.
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And it's going to be very bad if he's taken.
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If that happens, it will be very bad for Hillary Clinton.
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Traffic will be very bad, and public transportation will be unreliable.
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I do not consider those to be very bad injuries, no.
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So if you're average, it's definitely going to be very bad.
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If she did, it would be very bad for her health.
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Pranks can be very bad, but seasonal pranks can be very good.
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In our own world, it continues to be very bad luck indeed.
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"If they don't get the USMCA that would be very bad," Trump said.
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I moved to a new location NW wall going to be very bad.
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But then, all 13 cases he will see today will be very bad.
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The consequences of implementing such a ban, the experts warned, could be very bad.
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And this process could be very bad for America: This will probably achieve nothing.
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"It would be very bad to award it just to nice people," he said.
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Photo: GettyIt already looks like the Trump administration will be very bad for the environment.
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That would be very bad for the Republican Party - and please let Cryin' Chuck stay!
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"It's going to be very bad for the tropics, and later for everybody," Pauly says.
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That would be very bad for the Republican Party -- and please let Cryin' Chuck stay!
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All this face touching would be VERY bad if cats were actually susceptible to coronavirus.
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Going into the 2018 midterm elections, that may be very bad news for the GOP.
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But without a doubt for Europe it would be very bad news if the U.K. leaves.
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"His confirmation to the court would be very bad news for the future," he told me.
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Many personal lives are simply boring, and works with well-meaning politics can be very bad.
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"This would be very bad news for the auto industry," said one person close to the negotiations.
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This, too, was a disaster, since trans fats turned out to be very bad for the body.
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The visibility for boot-throwing will be very bad, so you may want to consider starting tomorrow.
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If Biden fumbles, it could be very bad news for a candidate selling his candidacy on electability.
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"If the wall is built through the refuge, that will be very bad publicity," said Mr. Hackland.
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But Trump risks a very real tip into a possible spiral that could be very bad for him.
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Polls suggest Renzi may lose, "and that would be very bad news," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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That could be very bad news for the Giants' defense, which has not intercepted a pass this season.
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As you might imagine, this would be very bad news for the scientists who study said stars and planets.
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GM warns the Trump administration's proposed tariffs on imported cars and automotive parts will be very bad for business.
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That would be very bad for the Republican Party - and please let Cryin' (Senate Minority Leader) Chuck (Schumer) stay!
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That could be very bad news for Kushner, for instance, and maybe even the president further down the line.
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Storm surge If Harvey's eye hits a high tide, things could be very bad for people along the coast.
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"I realized this was going to be very bad" when the protest group headed toward police headquarters, Shen said.
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Meanwhile, secondhand smoking from conventional cigarettes, as the Mayo Clinic explains, is proven to be very bad for people's health.
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"Every time, I think about the pure evil, in which way the human race can be very bad," Borella said.
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Polls suggest Renzi may lose the referendum, "and that would be very bad news," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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Meanwhile, secondhand smoking from conventional cigarettes, as the Mayo Clinic explains, is proven to be very bad for people's health.
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"Well, I don't even want to talk about it because I think it would be very bad," Mr. Trump said.
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" The candidate told CNN that if he didn't "automatically" get the nomination it "would be very bad for the [Republican] party.
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This could be very bad news for some birds, like the red knot, which nests in the Arctic, Dr. Currie said.
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Kaczynski added that Brexit would be "very bad" and the EU would need to "radically change" for the U.K. to remain.
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"If the flame of the Hong Kong spreads to the mainland, then it will be very bad for them," he said.
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"Overall, I was taken by surprise, and I think this will be very bad for sectarian relations in Saudi," he says.
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"People sing to feel part of something bigger than themselves, which can be good, or can be very bad," he said.
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Having a vice president who is basically the human equivalent of Scott Disick's social media strategy would be very bad for Selina.
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It's also going to be very bad physically because people are looking down all the time—they're going to develop neck problems.
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To put that worst-case scenario in context, researchers say an abrupt increase of just one foot would be very bad news.
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She added that Buffalo has a large immigrant population, and that "the optics" of a raid on Vive would be very bad.
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I don't think we have any — I think it would be very bad for — I think this is something the people want.
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Donald Trump is rising in the polls, and that could be very bad news for the markets, according to veteran trader Dennis Gartman.
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Mr. Trump says he has the best words, but he appears to be very bad at remembering how to correctly put them together.
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Making changes to the popular mortgage interest rate deduction would be "very bad policy," Toll Brothers CEO Doug Yearley told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Should Mr. Guaidó and the opposition gain control in Caracas, "that would, of course, be very bad news for Havana," Mr. Piccone said.
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Even a partial reversion to the mean (the long-term CAPE average is 16.8 compared with about 30 today) would be very bad news.
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If the force used against Black Lives Matter protesters in Ferguson and Oakland and Baltimore is any gauge, it may be very bad indeed.
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Patrick Abbott, the "keeper of the kilogram" here at the National Institutes of Standards and Technology (NIST), tells me this would be very bad.
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"High-conflict marriages, for example, without much affection, turn out to be very bad for our health, perhaps worse than getting divorced," Waldinger said.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC on Monday that an escalation of the U.S.-China trade fight would be "very bad" for the whole world.
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"I think even regulating them to the extent that everybody's now talking about, I think it'd be very bad for the country," Graham told CNBC.
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People will engage in lots of behaviors on the part of their religion, that can be very good but it can also be very bad.
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"I think it would be very bad news, for the UK, for the Netherlands, for Europe as a whole," Rutte told the BBC on Wednesday.
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The confluence of outright prohibitions and high excise taxes in the Northeast could be very bad for state governments, consumers and law enforcement officers alike.
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This movie could still be very bad – Wolverine has done this to us before, with Origins, one of the all-time worst comic book movie adaptations.
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No doubt, things are going to be very bad if one of the liberals or swing Justice Anthony Kennedy leaves the court while Trump is President.
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But in keeping with the theme of this post, I, too, am trying to be very bad at my job, so I am including her here.
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"Either people fight it out, which would be very bad for Sudan, or they accept a reconciliation process," said Mahdi, who heads the largest opposition party.
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"I don't even want to talk about it because I think it would be very bad," Trump said in an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network.
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And this turned out to be very bad news for the region, because businesses like that can close up shop and move elsewhere with minimal cost.
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"We knew going in that if it got positioned as a highly political, left-leaning act that it would be very bad for business," he said.
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If you have confusion, it could be very bad," he went on, adding, "Are people not going to believe the Hurricane Center or our forecasts now?
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"The overemphasis on privatization of land, in the long term, it's going to be very bad," said Hillary Ogina of the Kenya Land Alliance advocacy network.
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Even a few witnesses could be very bad for Trump because the event will get saturation media coverage regardless of whether any new ground is covered.
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But, though their details vary, they all have two broad rules that could be very bad for Rubio if Cruz and Trump both keep running strong.
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"I was considering doing a master's degree in the US, but the situation seems to be very bad now and my family are very concerned," he said.
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Unless it's part of an unusually strong solar storm—the kind that happens about once every one hundred years—in which case that would be very bad.
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The president has called climate change a "Chinese hoax," silenced government scientists with gag orders, and suggested a budget that would be very bad for scientific research.
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The Trump administration, with its latest legal moves, is apparently not going to take a similar approach — and that could be very bad news for trans Americans.
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But losing even a fraction of that number and the talent they represent because we failed to deal with our most pressing issues would be very bad.
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"Aside from being non-transparent and uncomfortably textured, [that plastic] is quite porous and would be very bad for oral hygiene because of bacterial growth," he said.
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What is clear, the authors cautioned, is that chronic nighttime light exposure, and the disruptions to our sleep it can cause, can be very bad for health.
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So even though it is good for the country net when you are an importing economy, it can be very bad in the immediate effects it has.
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"I don't even want to talk about it because I think it would be very bad," Trump said in an interview last week with Christian Broadcasting Network.
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All that said, a genuine fact about the United States is that we appear to be very bad and very slow at tunneling compared with European nations.
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I have the tough people, but they don't play it tough — until they go to a certain point, and then it would be very bad, very bad.
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And such wars would be very bad, both for the United States (which relies on global peace for its own prosperity and security) and for the world.
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And-- if we actually have a trade war it will be bad for the whole world-- and-- could be very bad depending on the extent of the war.
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But this is a dangerous neighborhood and this calculation on either side could provoke something that would be very bad in terms of the security and our interests.
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"As far as the market's concerned, tariffs on steel would be very bad news, because it would run the risk of setting off a trade war," he says.
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It seems almost certain that these bioenhancements will encourage an obsession with perfectibility that would be very bad for us, both at the individual and the societal level.
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There are baddies who turn out to be goodies, and a goody who turns out to be very bad indeed: an ambitious woman with a soul shrivelled by envy.
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"The worst you can imagine can be very bad," Liu said, referring to geopolitical developments such as the U.S.-China trade war and tensions between Taiwan and the mainland.
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"I think that would be very bad for both of those countries and also the rest of us," said Howard, who was Australian prime minister from 1996 to 2007.
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I knew it was going to be very bad for me personally, and the consequences of that might have been, if Hillary Clinton was elected, I might have been terminated.
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But Mr. Trump, in an interview that aired on Fox News's "Sunday Morning Futures," said doing so could be "very bad" for Republican senators who are up for re-election.
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That would be very bad news for Bredesen even if you use the best poll for him this year (the Middle Tennessee State University poll) given how red Tennessee is.
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"That would be very bad news for stability, for governance, for managing the affairs of the state," said Yohanan Plesner, a former Knesset member and president of the Israel Democracy Institute.
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He ratcheted up pressure on the GOP Senate leader in an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network on Wednesday, saying it would be "very bad" if McConnell failed to wrangle the votes.
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Well, they don't sell it, or they claim they don't sell it, and I believe them only because I think it'd be very bad business for them to sell your data.
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We were given an hour to close the store; if you went over your eight hours, you had to be paid overtime, which The Coffee Shop considered to be very bad business.
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But, "there are scenarios where things could be very bad, and there are certainly also scenarios where we could have recession globally if things do go in the wrong direction," he said.
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Mr. McConnell, calculating that any testimony would be very bad for the president and thus for the Republicans' Senate majority, persuaded his colleagues to take their lumps and vote no on witnesses.
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"Barriers on steel imports would be very bad for the E.U., as European businesses and workers could be affected very heavily and jobs would be threatened," Ms. Malmstrom said in an email.
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"If there's even a 50% chance that the dire predictions of climate scientists are true, and I think that they are, well, it's going to be very bad for business," Cramer said.
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And what's bad for China will be very bad for the mining and commodities sectors which have benefited from China's investment boom, as well as for its neighbors and major trading partners.
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"Even though Donald Trump has offered very few specific economic plans, what he has said is enough to know that he would be very bad for American workers and American families," he said.
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So, even though Donald Trump has offered very few specific economic plans, what little he has said is enough to know that he would be very bad for American workers and for American families.
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So even though Donald Trump has offered very few specific economic plans, what little he has said is enough to know that he would be very bad for American workers and for American families.
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"The real problem is on the demand side, people are not buying cars now, and sales volumes are expected to be very bad in March, with a real impact on automakers' earnings," he said.
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"I think that leaf blowers fall into the category of being 'too tidy' and this can be very bad for insects," Edward Turner, a zoology lecturer at the University of Cambridge, told The Independent.
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A lot of journalists fear that putting Wikileaks honcho Julian Assange on trial — a prospect that looked more likely last week thanks to an inadvertent legal revelation —could be very bad for the free press.
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And if you do it [Brexit] a certain way, we're prohibited from trading with the UK. That would be very bad for the UK because we can do much more business than the European Union.
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The analysts think demand will snap back in the second half, "but not enough to keep inventory from building during a period of seasonal strength, which is likely to be very bad for pricing and margins."
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But attempting to expose him could be very bad for Dan, who has a tendency to let his ego get the better of him when he's making judgment calls about how to handle matters like this.
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"That would actually be very bad for parents of children who really have been injured by vaccines because it's way more difficult to be compensated in regular, run-of-the-mill civil court," Gorski told me.
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Looking at a survey of 1,000 servers, 34 percent responded that they believed black diners to be "very bad" tippers, in comparison to white diners who 98 percent believed to be "average" or "above average" tippers.
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WD: I conducted a 13-hour filibuster to try to kill — thank you — to try to kill a bill that would be very bad for women's ability to access safe and legal abortion in our state.
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If not, it would be very bad for a stock currently trading near record lows and a CEO who has faced the wrath of Wall Street: Dorsey wasn't just talking about money when he was in Dublin.
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"Should this situation escalate, should the government suggest that consumers no longer buy Western brands or brands that are associated with the NBA, that would be very bad," said Matt Powell, a retail analyst with the NPD Group.
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"The outcomes could be very good, such as permanent peace and denuclearization in an agreement on North Korea, or they could also be very bad, such as going back to the belligerent situation that we had before," Kumada added.
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"I think it would be very bad for the Republican Party if we lost that great unity that we have right now," Mr. Trump said in the interview, which was taped at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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But the experts I spoke to generally agreed that there are some similarities between the political scandals of today and some of the bigger political scandals of the past — and that could be very bad for basic trust in government.
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"Just the fact that nobody (in China) is going out, nobody is spending money, everything has come to a complete standstill, it's going to be very bad for the Chinese economy at least in the short term," MKS SA's Nabavi said.
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I think Medicare-for-all, in an effort to make such a strong statement about universal access, they've come up with a plan that will be very bad for quality and cost, and then ultimately be bad for access also.
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"The bathroom bill was bad for North Carolina and it will be very bad for Texas," New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, a Democrat, told a teleconference, adding it was the first time investors of this size opposed the legislation.
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"I strongly believe... that dialogue will lead to concessions on both sides that will result in an agreement, avoiding the vote and activation of Article 7 that bans a member state from voting... That would be very bad," he said.
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It is Africa's most populous country, and hundreds of thousands of Nigerian immigrants live in the U.S. "Were a meaningful travel restriction put in place, the impact on Nigerian opinion of the United States would be very bad," Campbell said.
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"I am certainly very worried that a Trump presidency will be very bad news for the national security interests of the United States," said Thomas Donnelly, co-director of the Marilyn Ware Center for Security Studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Speaking at a weekly news conference, Lam said tourist numbers had fallen sharply and the impact on the city's third quarter economic data of the protests, which have been going on for about four months, would "surely be very bad".
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"I know it's not the key point tonight, but for someone who built a TV show around it, Trump turns out to be very bad at firing people," notes Matthew Waxman, a former official in the George W. Bush administration.
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They may realize that although something is important, it is not the end of the world; that although something may be very good, it is not the best thing ever; and that although something may be very bad, it could be worse.
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But if there was other reasons why they were doing it, if they were trying to undo or hurt President Trump or if there is reason to believe there was political motivation, that would be very bad and it&aposs worth looking into.
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"There is no question that Hillary needs to be president and not the alternative, that would be very bad for our country," said Lisa Marz-Browning, 66, a retired lab supervisor who said she usually votes Democratic but has voted for Republicans in the past.
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At least, not unless the Blue Jays are intending to be very bad in 2018, which, despite all sorts of fans who've forgotten what terrible baseball looks like pining for it and saying that would be great, I don't think they intend to be.
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They joined up out of desperation, believing that a show of unity and force would convince Trump that it really would be very bad to compel huge car companies to plan their production for the next decade with two US emissions regimes to please.
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In a separate analysis, Goldman's Jan Hatzius estimates that unemployment will peak at around 9 percent — in part because he's counting on a significant fiscal stimulus — which would be very bad but still somewhat lower than the peaks reached in October 2009 or December 1982.
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Being one player down for an attempt at taking a laser can be very bad, and I've seen it be an excuse for unleashing a huge amount of toxic speech at players who just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"Strength in the dollar and slowdown in economy would be very bad for emerging market corporate sector, which has done a lot of borrowing, increasing their leverage in the last several years on the back of better economic performance and very low dollar interest rates," Kushma said.
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"We are giving this government a clear warning: that if Mr. Noor is not given permission to fly within 12 hours, the consequence will be very bad," said Humayoon Humayoon, the deputy speaker of Parliament and one of the rally leaders who used to strongly support Mr. Ghani.
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This would be very bad, would almost certainly have drastically diminished Bitcoin Cash's value, and could conceivably be used for a double-spend attack; meaning, given Bitcoin Cash's value and liquidity, it was a bug which could conceivably have been used to generate many millions of dollars in cold hard cash.
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I can tell you, I have the support of the police, the support of the military, the support of the Bikers for Trump — I have the tough people, but they don't play it tough until they go to a certain point, and then it would be very bad, very bad.
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Do you think we should be worried, maybe not immediately but later in the year, if these trends continue, that one, high rates will be very bad for anybody that owes money in dollars, in the emerging world, in Japan and elsewhere, and that two, if the dollar remains too strong, it could be distortionary.
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"I can tell you I have the support of the police, the support of the military, the support of the Bikers for Trump -- I have the tough people, but they don't play it tough -- until they go to a certain point, and then it would be very bad, very bad," Trump told the conservative website.
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If nobody can explain to you how and why the machine erroneously decoded your thought as X and X turns out to be very bad ("I intend to murder so-and-so"), then the lack of transparency means you will have a hard time demanding redress for the harm that befalls you as a result of this misread thought.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May appears determined to try and avoid a no deal Brexit if she can, the chief executive of Irish packaging group Smurfit Kappa said following a call May held with business leaders on Tuesday "I think she's determined to try and avoid a no deal Brexit if she can, because she recognises in talking to business that this could be very damaging for the UK economy and ergo jobs, and politically would be very bad for her," Tony Smurfit told Reuters in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
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In July of that year, the inspector general sent the allegations to Quinn's office, which will investigate the medical care and oversight IHSC provides at a time when President Donald Trump demonizes immigrants, detains them in record numbers, and enacts restrictive policies to keep them out of the US. The allegations in the DHS memo, if corroborated, are a cry from someone working for ICE echoing what advocates, lawsuits, and other media reports have been saying for years: The medical care ICE provides and oversees for immigrants in private and local jails could be very bad.
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