Sentence examples for bad fraction from inspiring English sources

But even a drug like Crixivan, Merck's anti-AIDS HIV-protease inhibitor, costs $5 a gram not a bad fraction of the price of gold.

Not a bad fraction of what is needed, but one that it will be difficult to sustain in the face of the world's current economic difficulties.

Not a bad fraction of the desideratum, but one that will be hard to sustain in the face of the world's economic difficulties.

Three-quarter length is a bad summer fraction when it comes to trouser hems (seven eighths or full-length is far better) but when you factor in the creased linen, the result is unforgivable.

This collapse was more than twice as bad in a fraction of the time.

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But that's almost like saying that all Americans are bad because some small fraction break laws and do bad things".

Ben Todd: There's certainly bad CSR: a tiny fraction of profits used to do 'charity' for maximum publicity rather than impact.

On one hand, it is an immaculately detailed replica of the armadillo-shaped Alexander McQueen design worn by Lady Gaga in the video for "Bad Romance," at a fraction of the original cost (reportedly $10,000 for the handful that were made).

"When you are down on the pitch it happens all so quickly that if you are caught in a bad position for a fraction of a second it is impossible to correct and you have to accept that and live with it.

Bad dispersion, low volume fraction, and poor alignment of long carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in a polymer matrix are the main reasons for the disappointing performance of CNT reinforced polymer composites.