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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bad issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a problem or situation that is unfavorable or problematic.
Example: "The team is facing a bad issue with the project's timeline, which could delay the launch."
Alternatives: "a serious problem" or "a troubling matter".
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So, yeah, I've got a bit of a bad issue with trust".
Mr. Oxman said, "What she did was take a bad issue and exacerbate it by not confronting it".
The composition isn't terribly arty – it makes the magazine look like a bad issue of Woman's Realm.
"It's not a bad issue to organize a campaign around," Stutzman said.
Not a bad issue for Democrats to run on this fall, or in 2012.
"That's a bad issue to make your first veto," Rep. Thomas M. Davis III (R-Va). said.
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She told the BBC Today programme that a three-hour wait on a lorry at Dover "would be a critically bad issue for Airbus", as would be delaying cargo flights carrying completed wings to Europe.
In March, Katherine Bennett, the senior vice-president for Airbus in the UK, told the Today programme that a three-hour wait on a lorry at Dover "would be a critically bad issue for Airbus", as would be delaying cargo flights carrying completed wings to Europe.
"If it's a bad parenting issue, just blame fucking rock'n'roll.
Economist John Philpott said: "Within the current EU 'stay or leave', migration is often treated as a bad news issue.
It's just a bad software issue and while they should have made certain this was rock solid, a situation like this tends to lead to pressure that leads to mistakes — and that's probably what happened here.
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