Sentence examples for I conclude bad from inspiring English sources

It is, I conclude, bad enough to be in the Learning Support Unit without finding yourself being interviewed by a journalist as well.

A year ago, the Financial Services Authority had issued a statement of less than 300 words to reveal that it had shut its investigation into what went wrong the bank after concluding "bad" decisions rather than "dishonesty" resulted in its taxpayer bailout.

A few weeks ago, I concluded my "Bad Religion" book club with Slate's Will Saletan by questioning the metaphysical underpinnings of contemporary secular liberalism, and I wanted to say something about the responses I provoked.

Later, upon reflection, I concluded that the thugs were not bad people.

I could conclude that I did something so bad to warrant this consequence, or I could just reject the text.

You could conclude that bad times are no time to change the constitution.

But if in fact the market had gone down, those same experts would claim brilliant predictive powers, and conclude that bad employment news "caused" the market loss.

Maybe it allows us to put troubling events or questions to rest in our minds, to conclude that, bad as it may be, the universe is at least understandable.

We conclude that Bad does not contribute to spontaneous or TNF-mediated cell death in thymocytes, neither under steady state conditions, in line with the initial reports by Ranger et al., nor upon inhibition of the IKK complex (this study).

In one of many e-mails obtained by prosecutors, Mr. Taylor promised to "make you guys more money than you can believe" as long as investigators do not conclude "I'm a bad guy and put me in jail".

That, he concluded, was bad form.