Sentence examples for a bad division from inspiring English sources
But they're running out of time, even in a bad division.
Winning a bad division is much easier with four teams, and make no mistake, this is a very bad division: N.F.C.
It is a monumentally bad division, represented so perfectly at the bottom by the 0-5 Giants.
Adds Valerie Beral, director of the University of Oxford Cancer Research UK Epidemiology Unit, "To prematurely come to conclusions about the causation when there is a big division in the scientific community... is bad science".
"It is a tough division, the Premier League.
This division has given Platonic division a bad name, and there is much to query (see Dorter 1994: 181 91), but perhaps the most obviously dubious move comes at the end: according to the division, the swineherd has more in common with the statesman than with the cowherd and shepherd.
"There isn't a bad team in this division and Donny certainly aren't a bad team.
More than half of the 19,000 job cuts will fall in the UK and Jenkins said the coming months would be "challenging for colleagues" as the jobs were shed and a separate division – dubbed a "bad bank" – created to hold unwanted parts of the investment bank and operations in continental Europe together worth £115bn.
To force anyone to learn a language is a bad idea it creates resentment and divisions instead of the sought harmony.Some readers might point out that European countries refuse entry to legal, non-European migrants who do not speak the local language.
Karl Hawley and Lee Hughes, probably not a bad pair of bets for the division's top scorer come the end of the season, provide firepower, while the signing of the Bradford captain Graeme Lee brings solidity to the back.
