Sentence examples for a bad nest from inspiring English sources

Not a bad nest egg for retirement if he hangs on to it.

Don't rush yourself into making bad nests, they don't start laying until between eight and fourteen months old.

These pundits note that inflation alone is likely to outpace Treasury bond yields over the next few years - making fixed income investments a bad place to put your nest egg.

If it's a bad idea to kick a hornet's nest, it's certainly a bad idea to shake a bee swarm.

Farmland would seem to be a bad neighborhood for forest-dwelling birds, because nest predators easily infiltrate scraps of forest that border fields.

For parents who can stomach having their empty nest invaded, this may not be a bad thing — worth encouraging, even.

LA gets a bad reputation at times for being a soulless, sprawling nest of crushed dreams and wildly tacky aspirations.

At best, he was seen as a bad poker player; at worst, he was revealed as a political naïf singing Kumbaya to a nest of vipers.

A bad, bad owner.

A bad schema designing leads to bad SQL queries.

That's a bad, bad, bad unit.