Sentence examples for bad idea about from inspiring English sources

At first glance, that's actually not a bad idea about the away side having advantage, but the toss is too deeply ingrained in the game for anything to change now.

It was not just that a bad idea about how to organise capitalism has survived despite the evidence of its failure, it is that a cluster of western liberal values, closely and mistakenly interlinked with the rise of finance capitalism, got sucked into the general condemnation.

Let's say you're a fledgling marketing agency and your new customer Sally has this spectacularly bad idea about a promotion that you know will blow up in her face.

Over time, it would prove to be a very bad idea". About 60 firefighters assigned to so-called light forces, teams made up of a ladder truck and fire engine, will be reassigned under the plan.

That will give people a bad idea about you.

After months of Republican candidates offering a cascade of bad ideas about the economy, President Obama's speech in Osawatomie, Kan., Tuesday came as a relief.

Rand Paul ducked the question, while everyone else avoided it or criticized Trump for the way he said things, not for having bad ideas about immigration.

"Finally, the whole country will watch as a woman stands politely listening to a loud man's bad ideas about the field she spent her life in," the Washington Post writer Alexandra Petri tweeted yesterday, before the two candidates took the stage.

The G.O.P. lost an election that, given the state of the economy, it should have won because of an excess of McConnell-like cynicism, a shortage of new ideas and an abundance of really bad ideas — about immigration, about climate, about how jobs are created and about abortion and other social issues.

As opposed to the direct damage from endless exposure to models, networking would appear to have an indirect effect – girls' fears about their bodies being exacerbated by picking up bad ideas about themselves and the norms, as well as seeing pictures of other girls on the sites.

That dynamic that was on full display at the first presidential debate; as one Washington Post writer tweeted, "Finally the whole country will watch as a woman stands politely listening to a loud man's bad ideas about the field she spent her life in".