Sentence examples for a bad effort from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a bad effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an attempt or performance that is unsatisfactory or below expectations.
Example: "Despite their hard work, the final presentation was a bad effort that failed to impress the audience."
Alternatives: "poor attempt" or "subpar performance".

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Not a bad effort.

Not a bad effort, really.

Not a bad effort otherwise, though.

It was a bad game, a bad effort.

Not a bad effort for someone who wasn't hitting the seam as regularly as he wanted.

For my second Slam back in a while, it's not a bad effort.

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After the victory over Los Angeles on Thursday, Jordan let it be known he would not accept a bad-effort night against Chicago and joked "I may send in my resignationif the Bulls won".

It was just a pretty bad effort".

It's not uncommon for them to be exaggerated in a really bad effort to emphasize credibility.

(He has a previous album, "Prelude," recorded in a hurry for the Fresh Sound New Talent label. It's not at all a bad first effort, but he seems embarrassed by it now).

Washington's director of central intelligence, George J. Tenet, sought Israeli and Palestinian approval of a formal cease-fire plan today as the two sides rancorously accused each other of making a bad faith effort to pursue a truce.

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