Sentence examples for a bad trend from inspiring English sources

I don't think that's a bad trend.

And worse still, today's shortsighted budget cutting by federal, state and local governments promises an acceleration of a bad trend.

A reader, Bill of Glastonbury, CT, wins the foresight prize for having written: Great ballplayer but a bad trend taking players with so much off-field baggage.

But Sandel sees them as signs of a bad trend: "Over the last three decades," he states, "we have drifted from having a market economy to becoming a market society.

But when I think about what life was like in my day (I'm in my mid-50s, and Gus is probably 20 years older), I'm not so sure this is a bad trend.

Subway cars broke down at an appreciably faster rate last year than they did the year before, the report said, noting with admirable understatement that "this is a bad trend".

Those improvements came in comparison to the same month a year ago, when CNN was experiencing some of the worst ratings in its history, so some of that climb is attributable simply to reversing a historically bad trend.

Again, it is much more accurate to call this: "the possible beginning of a very bad trend for Carson" rather than something like: "Carson's numbers tanking fast," or even: "Carson's toast".

But the tune being a musical abomination is not nearly the point: the point is that "Everyday Bro" is one piece of a puzzle which revolves around Paul's supposed break-up, his relationship with his more famous brother and the genesis of a bad new trend in YouTubery.

Trump painted a doomsday scenario of what might happen if the "very bad trend" of believing women gained traction in the country.

Friendsgiving wasn't yet the stuff of bad trend stories, unless you count that one episode of Friends.