Sentence examples for bad elements of from inspiring English sources

The moment they climbed into the unlicensed private bus driven by their attackers the good and the bad elements of India's ongoing transformation collided.

Vermeulen notes that many of the perpetrators were sailors and other "irregular and bad elements" of society.

(Watched 60 Minutes last night showing Jane Goodall and her chimps; the simians evidenced all the good and bad elements of their closest relations, us).

Mixed race people are often referred to as the best of both, some perfect combination of two races that discards the "bad" elements of each other.

Adventure Gamers called the lack of characters a bad element of the games.

The other charges focus on the displacement of population, the establishment of cooperatives and work sites, the re-education of "bad elements" and execution of "enemies" and the regulation of marriage.

We are human beings and should be regarded as such," said Puot. "The people of Kenya have been very good hosts, but if there is now a security issue, the government should identify the few bad elements instead of punishing everyone".

While Mr. Williamson acknowledged a risk of bad elements among the rebels, he said: "You could help the opposition unify.

"Obviously, I think that she was serious, and I obviously thought it was a good message, because you could tell that she and they are serious about what they're doing and trying to do what they have to do to clean up some of the bad elements in college athletics," said Vanderbilt Coach Kevin Stallings, one of four SEC basketball coaches who confirmed the exchange.

Iraq's national security adviser, Mowaffak al-Rubaie, was more direct, telling the conference that "we will launch a campaign to rid us of the bad elements".

Those on the political right search, not so much for self-completion (that would be too much government control), but to expel the bad elements who threaten the purity of what they believe it means to be "American".