Sentences with phrase «quite as bad»

Not quite as bad as «Dust Lake», but still, not the way we had planned.

South Minneapolis has its challenges just the same as North Minneapolis, although not quite as bad.

So far, the price hikes have not been quite as bad as some feared earlier this year — or immediately after several major hurricanes struck late this summer.

The criteria are more of the form of «Well, at least these guys aren't quite as bad as those; maybe I can tolerate them at least until I can make enough to take a couple more classes to update again and maybe replace the interview suit the moths consumed.».

Not quite as bad as a gala my company held at the Plaza NYC.

Stamos» departure was reportedly decided on last year, but the company decided to keep him on until August to help transition his duties to others — and so that it wouldn't look quite as bad for Facebook amid continued discoveries about Russia's abuse of the platform during the 2016 US election.

Now LG's UI isn't quite as bad as Samsung's had gotten a few years ago, where it was a lag fest, but it is getting there.

However, as usual in the crypto world, the slide did not last that long, so it's not quite as bad as some people expected.

Still far from perfect, but not quite as bad as I was originally thinking.

It's not quite as bad as many markets on the west coast, but the vacancy rate isn't very high.

RACs aren't quite as bad as RALs but the costs are still high.

Not quite as bad as «between you and I», but not pleasant either.

Of course it wouldn't be quite as bad as with media formats, but it could still cause problems and delays.

This may not be quite as bad as that, but it's definitely dodgy.

This isn't quite as bad as the pervasive problems with WR... but it still might be academic misconduct... Way to go, M&W!

1978 not quite as bad where we lived, but just like this storm great difference by exact location.

So it's not quite as bad as advertised.

To be fair, it wasn't quite as bad as I had originally thought.

It isn't QUITE as bad as it was in past games, but it still feels like the black sheep in terms of features present in this game.

Then again, even if this is true, you can't really say Retro has it quite as bad as Rare do.

I should emphasize, however, that such instances of bad level design are rare, and even this egregious example isn't quite as bad as it sounds.

This situation isn't quite as bad, but I'm reminded of the unnecessary and somewhat inappropriate Spec Ops: The Line multiplayer mode.

Perhaps these sudden changes wouldn't be quite as bad, if it weren't for the game's often unforgiving difficulty.

In this case though its not quite as bad as it seems.

That's not quite as bad as the unresponsive player controlled characters, who simply refuse to build for no apparent reason, or the heroic characters who can not be taken control of until you've beaten and broken them up — like a heavy handed reboot of sorts for the character.

As for the actual plot it barely makes any sense, and characters drop into fights for paper - thin reasons, although it's not quite as bad as MK9 where people would beat each other up for breathing the wrong way.

though the result isn't quite as bad.

So, maybe things aren't quite as bad as they seem for Battlefront II, but there's little doubt the game got pretty handily drubbed by Call of Duty.

I suppose, realistically, it won't be quite as bad as it sounds... maybe, but that really is a cringe - worthy list of new enemy ideas if ever I heard one.

Honestly don't think the game itself is quite as bad as everyone makes out.

Credit card companies are not quite as bad as rebate companies as far as just denying valid cases, but you do need to make sure that you meet the requirements laid out, especially if you do a «churn» where you apply for several cards at once (like I did back in January 2013).

The good news is they're not quite as bad as those on British Airways across the Atlantic, and they're very small for flights within Europe.

While that drop is not quite as bad as it once was, it's still not as competitive as say, transferring Chase Ultimate Rewards to Hyatt.

That's horrible... and the fact that the seat pitch is just 31 ″ means that this is about as cramped as it gets from a legacy airline (it's not quite as bad as Air Canada's Rouge subsidiary)

(As usual, it seems that Starwood makes this more complicated than it needs to be — although not quite as bad as IHG and Marriott's custom offers.)

While not quite as bad as Malaysia Airlines, a Qantas transfer doesn't quite add up for a few reasons.

and, although it wasn't quite as bad as the touchscreen I had on my Premium Economy flight, it was still pretty unresponsive — I had to jab at it a few times to get it to do whatever it was I wanted it to do.

Not quite as bad as buying a Weber grill and getting.6 cents per mile, but still bad.

I concluded that the changes are clearly a net negative but I also said that I didn't think they were quite as bad as some are making them out to be.

This isn't quite as bad as it is in Europe but some issuers, such as the Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd., are already making cuts like dropping American Express «Companion Cards.

The other knee was not quite as bad.

Article 4.1 still correctly presents that individual investor performance lags that of their underlying funds, but that performance is not quite as bad as I originally contended.

Maybe not quite as bad — I think I win a gold medal for the biggest investment epic fail!

So, all right: the surge in politicians» incomes over the past decade isn't quite as bad as it appears at first glance.

The so called REBALANCING BONUS means that this reduction is not quite as bad as might be expected.

Doesn't sound quite as bad, does it?

The restrictions are not quite as bad with that, with the EPUB format so it's great.

Summertime humidity not quite as bad as Greenville's.

I wasn't sure I'd have the patience to format but it turned out to be an alright experience, not quite as bad as I expected lol!

Barnes & Noble isn't quite as bad as a superstore, but they still mostly take buys that they can't or won't sell through.