But, less than two centuries later, was Japan so bad off?
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"I didn't realize how bad off the company was at the time," he said.
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They are worried only because they are just as bad off as we are?
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The Russell-written song "If It Wasn't for Bad" off "The Union" received a Grammy nomination.
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He was so bad off, his friends had to wait a few days for the intervention.
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For now, community weeklies like The Gazette are not quite as bad off as the dailies.
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They are not the third world poor; in fact, they are not that bad off, just lazy.
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"Baby Buns, he was very bad off — he was the smallest baby in our state," Tiffany says.
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Folks come here to get something bad off of them, not to put something bad on someone else.
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After a while, the slightly-deprived people were as bad off as the people who had gotten no sleep.
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In one infamous segment, it was suggested that "poor" people weren't really that bad off because they had fridges.
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My family was not too bad off, but we were definitely in what you might call the Roseanne tax bracket.
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"It looks like to us, once people retire, they're not so bad off financially," said Frank Newport, editor-in-chief of Gallup.
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While Americans as a whole say they don't have much money in savings, new Bankrate data shows millennials aren't that bad off.
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I wish I'd had the idea to use them for people who weren't so bad off, because I would've seen miraculous results.
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There is definitely a mental blackout on the right about just how bad off America was in 2008 and where it is today.
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Without all of my beautiful friends and my family I don't know where I'd be or how bad off I would be right now.
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Hopefully, he and Oliver won't be too bad off financially, though — by the end of the episode, Oliver has decided to start his own IT business.
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"I could buy designer, but this Fashion Nova fit all that ass," Belicalis Almanzar rapped on the song "She Bad" off her debut album Invasion of Privacy.
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John Litton, a 38-year-old Army veteran from Rockwall, Texas, told BuzzFeed News the deer was "very bad off" when they approached it behind a flooded house.
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When Almena was really bad off, gnashing and foaming at the mouth, Harris told me, he would cook for him, bring him cigarettes and speak to him sweetly.
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CALGARY, Alberta — Center Sean Monahan had a goal and three assists, and the Calgary Flames ended a day of bad off-ice news with a 9003-1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Wednesday.
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"If the banks could hold off on pushing people (and the government helped) we wouldn't be half as bad off, really," Ash Whitney, 58, told Reuters from his cattle property 330 kilometers (205 miles) northwest of Sydney.
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To say we were diverse would be a stretch, but the group did bring together people who had little in common other than the belief that they could sing (and had a high tolerance for bad, off-color jokes).
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Based on international crime victim survey data put together by Duke University sociologist Jeffrey Swanson, the US is not particularly bad off in terms of overall crime and violence: Where the US is way worse is homicide — which, as Zimring and Hawkins explained, is largely due to its unusual gun problem: Stricter gun laws can help prevent such deaths.
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The spot sells a car, but more importantly, it advocates for a city and an American industry that in the decade prior to 2011 had experienced a lot of bad PR. The Cannes-winning commercial went over so well that Chrysler and W+K tried to repeat the formula the following year with "Halftime in America," featuring a "this country's not as bad off as you may think" speech — delivered by Clint Eastwood —that inadvertently stirred political debate over whether it was tacitly endorsing President Obama's reelection.
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On April 22, 2006. Fan comment ("Canadian Rawker") posted on Back Alley John MySpace site, June 28, 2006. 'He was so close to the end, really bad off, and I couldn't believe he could play,' (his brother) Peter said. 'It wasn't the John I knew, but he still sounded good.
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He was the first outsider to coach the team and finished eighth in both his seasons in charge, his winning percentage was below 50%. His tenure was also plagued by bad off-field behaviour from players. Five players were stood down this season after an all-night public drinking binge.
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On 24 February 2016, as part of the Bundesbank's annual news conference, Bundesbank president and European Central Bank Governing Council member, Jens Weidmann, dismissed deflation in light of the ECB's current stimulus program, pointing out the healthy condition of the German economy and that the euro area is not that bad off, on the eve of the 9–10 March 2016 meetings. In April 2019, Weidmann's mandate as Bundesbank president was renewed for another eight years.
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Economic development did not bring prosperity to all. During the 1960s many of the rural poor felt increasingly dissatisfied with their condition in society and disillusioned by their treatment by the central government in Bangkok. Efforts by the Thai government to develop poor rural regions often did not have the desired effect in that they contributed to the farmers' awareness of how bad off they really were. It was not always the poorest of the poor who joined the anti-government insurgency.
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Economic development did not bring prosperity to all. During the 1960s many of the rural poor felt increasingly dissatisfied with their condition in society and disillusioned by their treatment by the central government in Bangkok. Efforts by the Thai government to develop poor rural regions often did not have the desired effect in that they contributed to the farmers' awareness of how bad off they really were. It was not always the poorest of the poor who joined the anti-government insurgency.
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However, the cloning wasn't perfect, making each version of the scientist weaker than the last. Cell degeneration had set in, and with Yakage growing sickly - bad off enough to suffer spurts of coughing up blood at points - Minagi confronted Tenchi and the others on Earth. She attacks them knowing that they were the one who defeated Kagato, thinking research on Tenchi's sword would help her master achieve his greatest wish. However, Minagi was beaten by Ryoko, and was stricken with amnesia as a result.
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Philbin said he was leaving work that evening when he received a call from Comey, who told Philbin that he needed to get to the hospital right away and to call Goldsmith and tell him what was happening. Comey recalled that he ran up the stairs with his security detail to Ashcroft's floor, and he entered Ashcroft's room, which he described as darkened, and found Ashcroft lying in bed and his wife standing by his side. Comey said he began speaking to Ashcroft, and that it was not clear that Ashcroft could focus and that he "seemed pretty bad off." Goldsmith and Philbin arrived at the hospital within a few minutes of each other, and met with Comey in an adjacent room.
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In 2004 the president of the Bundesbank, Ernst Welteke, resigned after the press published allegations that his hotel bills for a New Year celebration had been paid by a commercial bank and he was criticized for his handling of the affair. There were also some allegations that this was part of a political intrigue to remove Welteke from office because he opposed selling Bundesbank gold reserves, as desired by the government. After Pöhl (see above), Welteke was the second Bundesbank president to resign. On Wednesday, 24 February 2016, as part of the Bundesbank's annual news conference, Bundesbank president and European Central Bank Governing Council member, Jens Weidmann, dismissed deflation in light of the ECB's current stimulus program, pointing out the healthy condition of the German economy and that the euro area isn't that bad off, on the eve of the 9–10 March 2016 meetings.
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