Sentence examples for bad address from inspiring English sources

As a result, we offered to relocate her to premises she can afford -- on 88th between Fifth and Madison, not a bad address".

Although there can be no question of Ms Wintour's promise, when it comes to dealing with tyrants or promulgating the approved Obama line on everything from Israel to extradition and climate change, her strong feelings on issues such as vintage clothing (don't), modest parentage (don't), a bad address (don't admit) and blow-dried hair (essential), continue to preoccupy some critics.

Turns out it was a "bad address fee".

A "bad address fee" may be uncommon, but banks and credit unions charging fees unbeknownst to their customers are not.

EVT is in charge of predicting the impact and probability of the different bad address placements for data and instructions to occur simultaneously.

In addition, we lost about 21% of patients because of bad address (6%) or missing data in any of the covariates of the baseline model (15%), which somewhat limits the extrapolation of our results to those patients whose medical records are incomplete.

Ministers will also lobby internet service providers to work with the government to divert more malware attacks and to block "bad addresses", the Treasury said.

"What better way of providing automated defences at scale than by major private providers effectively blocking their customers from coming into contact with known malware and bad addresses," he said.

When Ushahidi's map for the earthquake in Haiti went up, for example, information poured in, but it was information of varying quality levels: many fruitful tips on where to find survivors; some well-meaning tips with bad addresses; spam; outright misinformation.

"Let us try to get to the point where all the internet service providers will as a matter of routine divert known bad addresses".

On working more closely with ISPs to try to cut off access to malware, Osborne added: "Internet service providers already divert their customers from known bad addresses, to prevent them from being infected with malware.