Sentence examples for bad arrangements from inspiring English sources

Bad arrangements like this are made worse when contracts last for several decades.

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.

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.

But when Mr. Tsvangirai returned to Zimbabwe on Saturday after two months away, he said he would not be "bulldozed" into anything, a remark clearly meant to warn South Africa that he would not be forced again into what he considered a bad arrangement.

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.

There are lyrics here that no other songwriter would dare imagine, let alone commit to disc; and The Bad Seeds' arrangements likewise forbid no strategy in their pursuit of the appropriate accompaniment – be it pretty, ugly, or just absurd.

It's not that these songs are bad – the arrangements are glorious, though occasionally a little florid, and the melodies are present and correct – more that they don't sound quite right.

The most curious part of the Bad Plus arrangement is the ballet's Introduction.