The phrase "a batch of bad" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to a group or collection of something that is considered bad, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we found a batch of bad apples that needed to be discarded."
Alternatives: "a group of poor" or "a collection of faulty".
But his opponent, a former governor named Jeanne Shaheen, is no lightweight, and can piggyback on Mr Obama's mighty get-out-the-vote machine.Mr Sununu gives warning that with a 60-seat majority in the Senate the Democrats could ram through tax increases and pass a batch of bad laws.
When a batch of bad drugs is in circulation, she says the back alleys around Hastings can turn into a "warzone" where many people in a row go under, sometimes within minutes of each other.
At the Monday meeting I attended, Ravi Shankar, a senior executive in Chase's mortgage business, described a new program to modify a batch of particularly bad loans that Chase inherited from Washington Mutual.
Weed growers can also divert directly from their own supply, said Davenport, by working the track-and-trace system by either not properly entering data, faking a burglary, or claiming loss on a large batch of bad crops.
With that information, the Bartmanns know how much they can pay for a given batch of bad loans and still make a profit.
The latest batch of bad news included a 0.7% fall in Italian GDP during the second quarter, and very weak manufacturing surveys in France and Germany.
He and other proprietors have accepted this latest batch of bad news by holding a series of closing parties.
As the week brought another batch of bad news, this basic question has stepped to the fore of American life.
"You hope it's the end of the batch of bad apples and the new generation has learned from it, but we'll see".
As for the second batch of bad tires, they coincided with the strike's tense endgame, from May 1995 to August 1996, when union members returned to work alongside their nonunion replacements and the terms of a final settlement were hashed out.
An altogether new ailment — groin discomfort — appeared Wednesday, and this latest batch of bad news will cost the Mets their starting left fielder for at least the next four to six weeks.
