Sentence examples for a consequence of bad from inspiring English sources

It is not a consequence of bad institutions or policies.

"The lack of money is a consequence of bad management.

"He saw how much of the suffering was a consequence of bad governance," Gerson says.

They're real and prickly and all too human, and their mistakes feel true to life rather than a consequence of bad writing.

He turned to face his British passengers before looking back at the road and remarked casually that Reykjavik airport had never been closed as a consequence of bad weather.

And in some cases the good news is a consequence of bad news: people in neighborhoods have been "takhalasu" — an Iraqi word for purged, meaning killed or driven away.

The point is, on many issues, from human rights to climate change, Australia shouldn't be blamed for our bad behaviour when it's often simply a consequence of the bad behaviour of others.

"His weight was a consequence of a bad approach, but also of a difficult last third of the season: suspension; injury; re-injury; not playing; disappointment; not participating in the best period of the season, when you become champions; go on holiday; go to Brazil.

Steve Silverman, executive director of the nonprofit legal education organization Flex Your Rights, called Encinia's demand "technically legal but completely unnecessary", and says that's "largely a consequence of a bad 1977 supreme court ruling that few people have heard of".

Many migraineurs are reluctant to use hormones as a consequence of previous bad experience.

While the quasi-static model predicted accurately the joint behaviour, the impact model overestimated the joint strength as a consequence of the bad adhesion found experimentally.