Sentence examples for bad dosing from inspiring English sources

Because of a global abundance of fake drugs (many made in China) and bad dosing, however, its days are numbered.

I'm suffering from a bad dose of negative equity.

It's the middle of winter and I've got a bad dose of SAD.

Myself, I've got a bad dose of all-or-nothingism: if I can't do something big, I do nothing at all.

The stimulus junkies needed a fix and when they didn't get one they had a bad dose of the shakes.

But France clearly has a bad dose of candidate inflation.The latest hopeful is François Bayrou, leader of the centrist Union for French Democracy (UDF).

The 1995 reform trimmed future pensions, but only for those who had then been working for less than 18 years.The result is a bad dose of inter-generational unfairness.

Ryan Eisner, a junior at Drew University who was the starting guard on the basketball team, had come down with a bad dose of pneumonia at the beginning of October 2007.

Despite Danny Boyle's disapproval of the tagline "feel-good movie" on posters for his film Slumdog Millionaire, the Independent praises the judges for crowning "the ultimate recession-beating tonic" as best film, adding that there's "nothing like a good dollop of the feel-good factor to soothe the collective pain of a nation suffering from a bad dose of credit crunch".

At one point Ms. Summers catches up by noting that, in a particularly busy period, "Casanova slept with countless prostitutes, cavorted with lesbians in the bathhouses of Berne, and was tricked into having sex with a woman he despised and from whom he caught a bad dose of the pox".

The test results are in Mr Johnson… and I'm afraid it's a bad dose of mugwumpury ahahaha… class.