Sentence examples for a ludicrous one from inspiring English sources

It was, as a Times Op-Ed said, a "lamentable" decision, and also a ludicrous one.

Dot.coms now on the brink include PlanetRX (which is planning a ludicrous one for eight reverse stock split in a bid to stay listed) and theglobe.com, which was one of the earliest Internet stockmarket stars.For most Internet firms, the main task is to spend less and try to claw their way to profitability.

No matter that a reasonable definition had replaced a ludicrous one: it was a change.

Sam West, the head writer of the Onion Talks series, imagined it would be just like TED, "only instead of a good idea, it will be a ludicrous one".

David agrees that the notion of Scotland being removed from the Six Nations for under-performing is a ludicrous one.

"That was such a crazy idea it was nearly a ludicrous one".

Had Bergdahl not been kidnapped, there would be no prisoner "swap"—only a ludicrous one-sided demand by a losing insurgency to release all their prisoners.

Backdating would be a particularly ludicrous one because, as the saying goes, it allows the recipient to bet on a horse after the race has been run.

But the notion of "loving" bitumen is a fairly ludicrous one given the obvious not-so-amazing aspects of the business that's implicitly ignored by such rhetoric.

The idea that what stands between each of us and a life of prosperity is a hypothetical Romanian cleaner is the most ludicrous one we have ever been sold.

It's a ludicrous concept, one with even more comical origins, but it's a worthwhile shake-up to the standard Deathmatch.