Sentence examples for bad instances from inspiring English sources

Though 78, I do a lot of hill-walking with friends, but keep off walks whose route is going to pass sheer drops, which give me vertigo, and in particularly bad instances even an urge to throw myself off.

Finally, how can we distinguish good from bad instances of thought experiments?

"We've had some really bad instances, up to the extent of a police officer walking up to students with a real gun loaded with blanks and shooting them, saying 'You're dead," he told me.

Turn every bad instance into something good.

The air pollution in Utah has become so bad that instances of cardiovascular disease in children and adults have been linked to it, and some Utahns are now finding out that these same contaminants in the air have connections to their own infertility and their children's birth defects.

Mr. Sharp noted that "bad," for instance, could mean bad, or it be slang for good.

Japanese firms are notoriously bad, for instance, at cutting their losses when investments turn sour.

We don't tend to think of people as simply "good" or "bad", for instance; and life (and literature) would be dull if we did.

On the days I don't do it, because the weather is bad, for instance, I miss being on my bike.

We care about the pay-off of a final episode of Breaking Bad, for instance, because we've watched the storyline unfold slowly but surely until it reaches this climax.

Another issue that interests many, and causes quite a lot of debate, is diet/nutrition (is Low-Carb-High-Fat-diet good or bad, for instance).