Sentence examples for a bad location from inspiring English sources

SOMETIMES, the only thing worse than a bad location is a good location.

It Is Where It Is Now more than ever, a house in a bad location probably won't sell.

In the early '30s it suffered from an oversupply of office space in the city, a Depression economy and a bad location.

"We're not antibusiness or anti-development; it's simply a bad location," Elizabeth Cord, president of the Santa Teresa Citizen Action Group, said in an interview.

"In most parts of the country, it's cheaper to build," he said, "and why would you want to inherit a bad location?" Another factor that bullish investors say they like is the merchandising at Kmart.

So the charitable boards on which Ms. Ilitch and her cohort sit and the luxury retailers they keep in business, are all faced with the unfortunate plague that in the restaurant business is called a bad location.

"It's a very serious infectious condition of the upper airway in a very bad location.

A policeman, thinking back on the incident, shook his head and said matter-of-factly, "This is a pretty bad location".

If she really does have an effective road map, no country needs it more than Nigeria.In this section Bad location Paying a price for doing what's right Aching, shaking, crazy cold Doorstopping Ngozi's big job Fisticuffs ReprintsBetween the mid-1970s and 2001 Nigeria earned more than $300 billion from crude oil and accumulated $30 billion of debt to the Paris Club of state creditors.

Yesterday, I beat myself, and today, it was just bad location".

Ms. Palmos credits her success in part to the fact that she takes listings that other brokers sneer at because the properties suffer from real estate's greatest sin: bad location.