“As bad as it is”, implies that while you think the situation is bad, it could be worse. (None of the context in this case) At that point you either supply a reason that the situation is actually worse:

As bad as the report is, the doctor now wants to add five pages about lint traps.

…or you provide a contrast to show it isn’t as bad as it could be: As

bad as the movie is, at least they don’t literally jump a shark.

I love girls and I love them with my boyfriend. What a fantastic job is there?

“As bad as it is”, implies that while you think the situation is bad, it could be worse. (None of the context in this case) At that point you either supply a reason that the situation is actually worse:

As bad as the report is, the doctor now wants to add five pages about lint traps.

…or you provide a contrast to show it isn’t as bad as it could be: As

bad as the movie is, at least they don’t literally jump a shark.

I love girls and I love them with my boyfriend. What a fantastic job is there?

“As bad as it is”, implies that while you think the situation is bad, it could be worse. (None of the context in this case) At that point you either supply a reason that the situation is actually worse:

As bad as the report is, the doctor now wants to add five pages about lint traps.

…or you provide a contrast to show it isn’t as bad as it could be: As

bad as the movie is, at least they don’t literally jump a shark.

I love girls and I love them with my boyfriend. What a fantastic job is there?

“As bad as it is”, implies that while you think the situation is bad, it could be worse. (None of the context in this case) At that point you either supply a reason that the situation is actually worse:

As bad as the report is, the doctor now wants to add five pages about lint traps.

…or you provide a contrast to show it isn’t as bad as it could be: As

bad as the movie is, at least they don’t literally jump a shark.

I love girls and I love them with my boyfriend. What a fantastic job is there?

“As bad as it is”, implies that while you think the situation is bad, it could be worse. (None of the context in this case) At that point you either supply a reason that the situation is actually worse:

As bad as the report is, the doctor now wants to add five pages about lint traps.

…or you provide a contrast to show it isn’t as bad as it could be: As

bad as the movie is, at least they don’t literally jump a shark.

I love girls and I love them with my boyfriend. What a fantastic job is there?

“As bad as it is”, implies that while you think the situation is bad, it could be worse. (None of the context in this case) At that point you either supply a reason that the situation is actually worse:

As bad as the report is, the doctor now wants to add five pages about lint traps.

…or you provide a contrast to show it isn’t as bad as it could be: As

bad as the movie is, at least they don’t literally jump a shark.

I love girls and I love them with my boyfriend. What a fantastic job is there?