Sentence examples for assumed bad from inspiring English sources

He has, in effect, both assumed bad faith on the part of the intelligence community, and arguably practiced it himself.

The Resolution Trust Corporation assumed bad loans of the S.& L.'s and sold them to bidders, and we went on with the nation's business.

LOS ANGELES — Ron Allice, the track and field coach at the University of Southern California, assumed bad news was on the way when Donna Heinel summoned him to her office back in 2011.

The same instinct is making many people focus on the assumed bad intent behind Google's modifications.

In the absence of information a lot of times people assume bad things".

Is it because people hear about the removal of Indigenous children from their families and assume bad parenting?

He said Full Fact had noticed that people had become quicker to assume bad faith by the media, as opposed to genuine errors.

Instead of seeing this as a fight, or assuming bad intentions, be clear that this is a normal part of the process.

Beware of the "little devil" attribution to children as babies and toddlers – do not assume bad intentions before they are capable of them.

Assuming bad faith on the part of anyone who opposes or is even willing to accept limits on abortion rights makes it too easy for the left to embrace a narrow perspective when deciding how best to pursue progressive goals.

They added, hey, let's assume Bad Guys (organized crime and the like) already know about the vulnerability, and may already be making money off it.