Sentence examples for bad documents from inspiring English sources

But you can always find, after the fact, "bad documents" that can be twisted to make something innocent sound nefarious.

Yes, there were "bad documents"— there are always bad documents — but most of them were a half a century old, as the science around lead was emerging in this country.

One of Mr. Ahmadinejad's closest aides, Ali Akbar Javanfekr, lashed out at the president's parliamentary rivals during an interview in Tehran last month, saying that the president's allies would crush them in the polls and that "we have many bad documents that implicate them, and we will make those documents public if necessary".

Major credit card companies like American Express, Discover and others are going to court to get customers to pay off their debts, but, amid a massive amount of bad loans, they're using bad documents and their records are often incomplete, The New York Times reports.

"There are some cases where a bad document is worse than no document," he said.

It's not a bad document, glossy and vaguely in line with that of the Royal Society.

"Certainly the memo was a nothing," Trump said of the Democratic document, adding that it was a "confirmation" of the GOP memo. "That's a very bad document for their side," he added.

"If it now turns out that was based on forged documents and bad intelligence, that's very disturbing".

But distributors didn't order quickly enough and the cookies at Elite began to go bad, court documents said.

Scott's series, "Bad Graffiti" documents just that, though "bad" is a subjective term.

Josh Howard tentatively decided that the National Guard story would replace an Ed Bradley report produced by one of the network's top investigators, David Gelber, which explored how the Bush Administration had used bad intelligence a document saying that Iraq was trying to get so-called yellow-cake uranium from Niger, to make an atom bomb to promote its case for an invasion of Iraq.