Sentence examples for a bad term from inspiring English sources

It's not a bad term at all.

And it's not a bad term.

"It doesn't need to be a bad term.

The term "blood on their hands" is a bad term I do not like to hear.

"The word fascist is so overloaded that it's a bad term for any aspect of contemporary reality," he said.

That is not a bad term these days for Spain, a country rubbing its eyes in post-bubble bewilderment at the alarming cracks in the national edifice.

• Not only did Franklin Roosevelt not have a bad second term, he was even elected to a third and fourth.

No more trades in which we get back a washed up vet with a bad long term contract.

Consider finding a cosigner if you've been offered a loan with bad terms.

A study of professional soccer players found that players who left a team on bad terms subsequently played unusually well against that team.

I never left a position on bad terms.