Sentence examples for bad arrangement from inspiring English sources
That's not a bad arrangement for precocious schoolchildren, either.
But perhaps never in the history of this bad arrangement has a man been as wronged as Zack.
Analysts have been predicting the demise of the deal for months because many investors considered it a bad arrangement for Coke.
Passage arrangement quality significantly affects the performance of multistream plate fin heat exchanger (MPFHEs) because a bad arrangement may result in uneven temperature difference field and pressure field between passages and thus reduce the thermal efficiency.
It was not a bad arrangement for himself, and Mr. Bush's longtime friend and accountant, Robert A. McCleskey, says that Mr. Bush's net worth rose from $50,000 in 1975 to more than $1 million by 1988.
Asked whether the euro would survive, he said: It could last quite a long time, the same way as the Soviet Union, which was a very bad arrangement, lasted for 70 years.
Bad arrangements like this are made worse when contracts last for several decades.
The most curious part of the Bad Plus arrangement is the ballet's Introduction.
(Apparently his definition of a bad commercial arrangement is one under which any American buys any imports from anyone).
There were grumbles at Ojai that Berkeley got the premiere of "Spring, Spring, Spring," and the original festival itself heard only the Bad Plus' arrangement.
Even so, such talk may amount to little more than bluffing in a high-stakes diplomatic game that the deputy secretary of state, Richard L. Armitage, recently described as "kind of a good-cop, bad-cop arrangement," with Washington playing the bad cop.
