Sentence examples similar to bad generates from inspiring English sources
Pioneered by Norman Davies, in his unparalleled single-volume history of Europe, these break up the author's elegant narrative with succinct accounts of the main political ideas (mostly bad) generated on the European continent in the past hundred years.
The former results in a clunky design tool, and the latter results in bad generated code," Pochtar said.
They also feed on the buzz that bad behaviour generates.
"The careful analysis of bad data generates poor evidence".
"Almost every bad review generates a lot of back and forth, a lot of people angry on both sides.
Among them was the continuing bad publicity generated by the project at El Quiñón.
Her previous album, "Teenage Dream," equalled Michael Jackson's "Bad" by generating five No. 1 singles.
They might, for example, face bad publicity generated by an upheld complaint to the ASA.
No one knows how many people tuned the Dodgers out because of the bad press generated by Mr McCourt.
If there are perceived to be ulterior motives, then the bad will generated will completely dwarf the positive aspects".
"They haven't succeeded in persuading people that it's actually a bigger involvement, and it has become hopelessly enmeshed in the bad feelings generated by Iraq".
