Sentence examples for bad brings from inspiring English sources

This mechanism may reduce the extent to which "feeling bad" brings about a change in behavior.

Overcompensating makes things worse from the perspective of non-comparative desert; overcompensating the most deserving person is, however, less bad, brings about a smaller vertical drop in the graph, than overcompensating anyone else would.

"When things look bad, bring your money north," Mr. Neve said the thinking goes.

I always feel bad bringing the bus in like that, but I know they're used to it.

If your parents are really that bad, bring your clothes to school with you and get dressed there.

If you've been especially bad, bring your teacher a small, modest gift for an upcoming holiday.

"I love a challenge – the biggest, baddest, bring it on," Mr Bell told the LA Times.

"I love a challenge the biggest, baddest, bring it on," Mr. Bell told the LA Times.

Not fetishising the bad past brings great rewards.

The streets are full of things to run from, and bad weather brings in more people.

But as a Spanish proverb has it, there's no bad but brings some good.