Sentence examples for a set of bad from inspiring English sources

A set of bad numbers can be turned around.

He explained the turnabout by saying he was "prioritizing out of a set of bad choices".

When it comes to schools, Obama's stimulus is likely to lock in a set of bad policies.

This example illustrates our biggest concern: the stimulus program simply locks in a set of bad policies.

That distinction is important, between the hatred of a set of bad ideas, and the hatred of people.

His evil isn't depicted as a canker in his character but as a set of bad ideas that put him into conflict even with himself.

As a result, California's condition these days can be summed up as a set of bad-news-good-news equations.

Mr Eglin is acutely alive to the way in which the received view of Bath, as a serene and homogenous Georgian polis, works to hide the fact that for most of Nash's time the place was a construction site, squabbled over by a set of bad-tempered competing interests: builders, architects and the city corporation itself.

Its members were faced with a set of alarmingly bad economic data for the British economy: manufacturing output in December had slowed for a second successive month.

A SET of QAs?? :) Sorry, bad geek joke.

That was a case in which a limited set of bad investments, largely at one firm, had the potential to drive down the value of other firms' holdings in the short term.