Meanings of deliver bad in English

Occasionally, too often for my liking, I have to deliver bad news.

As well as healthy babies, I often have to deliver bad news.

He's not coming to take an order; he's coming to deliver bad news.

I've always found it's just best to deliver bad news directly.

The doctor's face is drawn, as though he's about to deliver bad news.

Mr Beattie said there's never a good way to deliver bad news to workers.

One wonders if there is anyone left who can deliver bad news to Putin.

Hock Seng hesitates, then steels himself to deliver bad news.

There was no good way to deliver bad news.

Sometimes there are tears when I deliver bad news.

Nor was it the first time he had been compelled to deliver bad news to a superior officer.

It's the expression people wear when they're about to deliver bad news, and my adrenaline rises in anticipation.

Cuba Gooding Jnr rises to greet me with the careworn air of a junior doctor about to deliver bad news.

Still, they also suggest researchers should craft techniques to help doctors deliver bad news without the content affecting the patients' perceptions of their compassion.

Todd Jones, president of BBMC Mortgage, which is headquartered in Chicago, is training his brokers all over the country how to deliver bad news.

That won't last if the polls continue to deliver bad news, and if the party drops below 40 percent Mr Bridges will be in trouble.