Sentence examples for a sequence of bad from inspiring English sources

She's made a sequence of bad choices, sweeping things under the rug.

McCown has suffered a sequence of bad luck this season, with concussion, a rib injury and now the broken collarbone.

A bad harvest in 1795 led to food riots; there was a prolonged crisis during 1799 1801, and the period from 1805 to 1813 saw a sequence of bad harvests and high prices.

The Mahdist state had squandered its resources on the jihad, and a period of consolidation and contraction followed, necessitated by a sequence of bad harvests resulting in famine, epidemic, and death.

The polls reflect the events of Bush's second term, an unyielding sequence of bad news.

The situation in Richmond in the spring of 1863 was the result of an unusual sequence of bad luck.

But a single stroke of extremely bad luck, or an extended sequence of bad-luck events that creates a catastrophic outcome, can terminate the quest.

A sequence-of-tenses problem.

This is an term of art for describing the whole cascading sequence of bad judgment, bad circumstances, and bad luck that eventually leads to a disaster.

"Another is that this season we started so badly, individually and collectively, that in the Premier League maybe the sequence of bad results brought the players to a position in the table where they are not scared of relegation, because they don't feel they belong to the relegation battle, but where they don't have the motivation to be champions any more, or to be top two or top four.

The sequence of bad news from America and Europe has provoked its share of triumphalist commentary in Asia.