The phrase "a storm of bad" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation filled with negativity or problems, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The project faced a storm of bad decisions that ultimately led to its failure."
Alternatives: "a wave of negativity" or "a barrage of problems".
Lincoln's administrators backpedaled after a storm of bad press.
* 'Saturday Night Fever' unleashed a storm of bad clothing and worse dancing as the Bee Gees soundtrack leapt to number one in the album charts.
In the gun world, that means reasonable people are steeling themselves for a storm of bad press and a week of feeling ostracized.
Without legal help Brian Woods, the parent of the autistic boy, won the case against the school board and $160,000 while the lawyers' group dropped its complaint after a storm of bad publicity.
He starred in the Alexander Payne-directed film as Matt King, a man struggling to navigate fatherhood through a storm of bad news.
The Alexander Payne-directed family drama stars George Clooney as a man struggling to navigate fatherhood through a storm of bad news.
While the world wonders how to come up with solutions to the financial crisis that we are already in, a crisis caused by a perfect storm of bad economic policies and good old fashioned greed and corruption (not cyber war), Rothkopf and many others are instead worried about strategies for imagined futures.
The one consensus before this event was that Europe couldn't possibly duplicate the record-setting 18 1/2 -9 1/2 drubbing it laid on the U.S. two years ago at Oakland Hills, a rout that was supposedly a perfect storm of bad American team chemistry, poor U.S. captaincy and brilliant European play.
Whichever way you cut it, the Mexican tourism industry has been battling stiff odds lately: the depressed economy, the drug war, swine flu... it all amounted to a perfect storm of bad business throughout a disastrous month of May, during which the lusty metropolis of Mexico City took on the pallor of the ghost town, with hotels and tour operators hit by a wave of cancellations.
Since then, the team has been caught up in a perfect storm of bad news: First, on May 13, rioting broke out during a victory ceremony held across the Seine River from the Eiffel Tower, which resulted in 32 people injured and 47 arrests.
But for the defence, Brett Bloomstom told the jury that the dive was a "perfect storm" of bad decisions, accusing the trip's organisers, Mike Ball Expeditions, of making a series of errors.
