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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bad response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reply or reaction that is unsatisfactory or inappropriate in a given context.
Example: "The feedback I received was a bad response to my proposal, and it left me feeling discouraged."
Alternatives: "an inadequate reply" or "a poor reaction".
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Not a bad response.
Not a bad response to mindless hatred.
Violent recoil was not a bad response to a country frantically patching over its past.
It was not a bad response, their exhausted forwards might have said.
"At Newcastle, Gervinho had a bad response to provocation from our friend Barton," Wenger said.
Then, when she started to get a bad response to it, she didn't like it and she blames me.
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It's in section 106(a) of the BCRA and is titled "State Stability And Innovation Program". A more accurate title would be "Slush Fund For Cooperative Insurers". However it's labeled, though, the provision is a very bad response to a perceived emergency, the sort of thing that people who care about good governance and free markets should oppose strongly.
Items are scored by assigning a value of 4 to the 'never' response, a value of 3 to a 'feeling fine' response, a value of 2 to a 'feeling not so good response, a value of 1 to a 'feeling quite bad' response and a value of 0 to a 'feeling bad' response.
This is a very bad response to the frequently-asked "Do you have any questions?" but I heard it dozens of times over the years, often from otherwise good candidates.
We propose a constrained mixture estimation method for time-series data in order to reliably predict good and bad response to a particular treatment.
The issue today is a bad poem and Israel's bad response to it.
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